Campsites in Sweden
Our map shows 1,490 campsites and 651 motorhome or caravan stops in Sweden. Of these, 393 list showers, 496 have electric hook-ups, 86 welcome dogs and 134 are free of charge. Places with the most listed sites: Sölvesborg, Olofström, Sturkö, Sörsjön, Föllinge, Överkalix. The map also shows 123 unnamed basic camping spots in natural settings. A spot on the map does not mean camping is allowed there: wild camping rules differ by country and area, so check local rules first.
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First Camp Gränna - Vättern
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First Camp Skutberget-Karlstad
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Torne Camping
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Trelleborg Strand
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Åsa Camping och Havsbad
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Bränna Camping
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Dragsö Camping
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Risebo
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Seglora Camping
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First Camp Glyttinge
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First Camp Lugnet Falun
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Klubbensborgs camping
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Sonfjällscampen
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Storumans Bad och Camping
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Axmarbrygga
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Fyrishov Stugby & Camping
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Trehörningsjö Camping och Stugby
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Östa Camping
Data from OpenStreetMap, updated 2026-11-12. Details can be incomplete or out of date: check with the site before you travel. Something wrong or missing? Anyone can fix it on OpenStreetMap.
Camping in Sweden: what to know
Season
Most campsites open from May to September, and many all year. Winter camping is popular in the mountains and the north. Midsummer and July are the busiest times.
Wild camping
The right of public access (allemansrätten) lets you pitch a tent for a night or two on most land without asking, away from houses and not on farmland. National parks and nature reserves often have stricter rules, which are posted on information boards.
With a motorhome
The right of public access covers people on foot, not vehicles. A motorhome may stay overnight where parking is allowed and no sign says otherwise, for example at rest areas, but must not drive off the road. Many harbours and farms offer ställplatser for motorhomes.
Rules vary by region and may change. Always check current local regulations and signs before you travel.
Weather in Sweden by month
| Month | Day | Night | Rain | Rainy days🌧 | Sunny days☀️ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JanuaryJan | −2° | −7° | 60 mm | 13 | 0 |
| FebruaryFeb | −1° | −6° | 48 mm | 11 | 3 |
| MarchMar | 2° | −4° | 50 mm | 11 | 9 |
| AprilApr | 7° | −1° | 45 mm | 9 | 12 |
| MayMay | 13° | 5° | 62 mm | 12 | 12 |
| JuneJun | 18° | 10° | 74 mm | 13 | 10 |
| JulyJul | 20° | 12° | 99 mm | 16 | 8 |
| AugustAug | 19° | 11° | 90 mm | 15 | 7 |
| SeptemberSep | 15° | 8° | 71 mm | 13 | 5 |
| OctoberOct | 8° | 3° | 73 mm | 14 | 4 |
| NovemberNov | 2° | −1° | 63 mm | 13 | 0 |
| DecemberDec | −1° | −5° | 60 mm | 15 | 0 |
Averages for 2015–2024 where the campsites are, from NASA POWER satellite and weather-model data. Day and night are the average daily high and low; a rainy day has at least 1 mm of rain; sunny days are estimated from the sunlight reaching the ground.