840 60, Bensjö
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This is an extremely secluded waterside spot with direct lake access, a small beach, a wind shelter and a fire pit. Firewood has been available, and the setting is suitable for spending an evening or two. Access is difficult along a very narrow, poorly developed forest road with no passing places, and fallen trees may affect travel during storms.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
An extremely remote place reached by a several-kilometer-long, very narrow road with no passing places. Several fallen trees had been cleared to the side so we could pass; in a storm, you could have problems getting back. At the site itself we were attacked by such a swarm of biting midges that leaving the motorhome was impossible.
Perfect place to spend an evening or two! No people, wood for fire included, direct access to the lake. It can be a little windy and snow still in May but very cozy and secluded :)
In the middle of nowhere, directly to the left! Wonderful spot, extremely remote, with a small beach, boats for hire, and a wind shelter with a fire pit. The only drawback is the long, poorly maintained road. P.S.: We left an enormous amount of firewood here for the next few days.
The site is at the end of a forest road, at a turning area. Shortly before the turning area, on the left, there is a spot with a shelter and fire pit. Access to the lake and the view are truly fantastic. However, we have had better places to stand, as we had to park partly on the road to be reasonably level. But absolutely beautiful and manageable for a day or night.
Very beautiful place! It is worth driving there—our 4x4 Sprinter did not need four-wheel drive.
The spot is wonderful, with a great flat beach for swimming, a shelter and fire pit, and a pit toilet. BUT: getting there is a nightmare, only for the very tough. Almost 5 km along a forest track requiring good ground clearance, with NO passing opportunities for oncoming traffic. The site is only suitable for one motorhome or at most two cars/vans.