Storängsgatan, 547 30, Gullspång
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Göta Holme is a basic motorhome stop beside Road 26, within walking distance of Gullspång’s shops, restaurants, fuel station, river reserve, and walking trails. The maximum stay is 3 nights, and summer parking was reported at 190sek/24hrs; outside the summer season, parking is free without services. Toilets and showers are available when the service facilities are open, while grey-water and fresh-water services were reported at 40 sek. Road traffic is clearly audible, and black-water disposal is only available to overnight guests.
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Listing copied from our source, 52 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 52 days ago
You can dump gray water and fill up with drinking water for SEK 40. Pay by entering your details via the QR code and debit card. Black-water disposal is only possible if you also spend the night here.Translating
This site is right next to Route 26 and you can hear the road. For just under €19 there is a shower and toilet. Everything was clean! Emptying and filling unfortunately costs extra (€4); because people abused it, it is now chargeable. We travel with a camper van and found it fine for one night.Translating
The site serves its purpose, meaning it is not particularly beautiful. The fee is for the service building, which is closed outside the stated season. Parking itself is free. It was far too noisy for me. Route 26 crosses a bridge immediately next to the site, and every vehicle produces a very loud 'clack clack' sound (speed bump or similar). It was therefore not a quiet night.Translating
Officially open from May 1 to September 30; it is not cleared. Otherwise, surely a beautiful place.Translating
I had a very relaxing night here. Free of charge and open since the end of September (off-season). I did not try any services, but I can imagine they are currently switched off. Perfect and free for an autonomous night.Translating
Everything clean and working. Easy payment. We've had a fine night.
This motorhome site was very pleasant to stay at. You may stay for a maximum of three days. The reason it does not get five stars is primarily that the gray-water disposal is one of those carts that you drive under the vehicle, which not everyone can fit under. It would also be good if there were some spaces with electricity.Translating
Toilet disposal not possible, gray water via hose, sanitary showers in a container. Nothing beautiful or exciting. The price is naturally not very high either.Translating
Great place to stay, close to shops and a park. Excellent, clean and well-maintained toilets and shower facilities. You pay easily by scanning a QR code on the information sign. SEK 190/24 hours.Translating
It looks bleak, but we only stopped to empty the toilet cassette. There is a large hole in a wooden hut for this, but the water has now been turned off. So you cannot rinse the cassette.Translating
It smells absolutely awful. We only drove here to refill fresh water and dispose of the toilet and wastewater. Refilling fresh water through the valve is quite an adventure and a wet affair. The wastewater disposal is broken; the hose keeps falling off and is split. Everything beside it is also covered in feces. Just an absolute disaster.Translating
We are here for one night to ride the rail bike. The site is in a green setting; during the day there is a heavily trafficked road, which did not bother us at night. We bought the code without any problems at the ICA market (about 200 m away). It is open every day from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sanitary facilities are okay; the fresh-water tap sprays everywhere. This cannot be avoided because there is only a push button and no twistable tap.Translating
The site is absolutely fine for one night while passing through. The price-performance ratio (SEK 160) is reasonable. Tickets and fishing permits can be purchased at the nearby ICA. The road is clearly audible.Translating