Swecamp Flottsbro

Very quiet location. Despite the season, there is nothing going on. The washrooms are an outrage. In the men's, it smells so strongly of urine that it burns the eyes. In some train stations and rest areas, it is cleaner and less odorous. The place is really not recommended. We actually wanted to stay for 4 nights, but we are leaving earlier. No accommodation can be expected.

For a visit to Stockholm, it's okay. By car, there is a good park & ride option from Tullinge Station (about 15 minutes away, parking through an app, around 10 euros a day). From there, the commuter train goes fairly quickly to the central station. From there, Gamla Stan, the Vasa Museum, etc. are easily accessible. How this campsite can receive 4 stars for sanitary facilities from the ADAC is completely unclear to me. Both washhouses are quite old and the standard is clearly below average. Cleanliness is so-so, cleaned once in the evening. If you get up early, you will at least find a clean washhouse. Showers and toilets are borderline sized for the size of the campsite. But since you are out and about almost all day, it’s fine. Tip: don’t order the rolls at the reception for breakfast, rather buy them in Stockholm or at the supermarket near the train station.

Registration and barrier closed from 7:00 PM. Can only be opened with a PIN. Cars drive illegally between the closed barriers. Does the PIN not work or do they come in illegally? Mysterious.... There were only 2 toilets per gender and 1 family shower usable on the entire site, the others were out of order. Very quiet.

We headed to the campsite because we wanted to visit Stockholm while still having some peace and quiet. The site is okay. The sanitary facilities are also okay. Unfortunately, there are too few toilets and showers. According to the staff, we were there just before the high season. It could certainly be crowded at the service house during that time. It was clean. There were no rolls for us yet. Apparently, those are only available during the high season. Unfortunately, there is no Wi-Fi. It was quiet. There is a small playground available. The best way to get to Stockholm itself is by driving your own car. It's quick, the city toll is affordable, and if you don't start too late, you can easily find parking close to the city center. The road to the Stadhus offers numerous parking spaces. Okay for our short stay.

Watch out! "7 km to the center" does not mean to Stockholm but to Huddinge. Getting to the center is only possible (with an expensive) taxi and subway. The next station is Alby = hotspot district.

Completely unsuitable as a starting point for the city tour. Although there is a bus stop in front of the gate, there is no regularly running bus. The information should be changed in the camping guide!! However, the totally lovely girl at the reception sent us to site SZ440!