Sweden · campsites with children

Family campsites in Sweden worth building a route around.

For Camper With Kids, “family friendly” needs to mean something concrete: a playground after a drive, a beach without moving the camper, a pool, family facilities or a major child attraction close enough to walk to.

Our first Sweden shortlist

This is deliberately curated rather than exhaustive. We will expand it region by region as the Sweden section grows.

🏕️West Coast

Daftö Resort

A destination-style family campsite near Strömstad with seven playgrounds, pools, two beaches and the pirate-themed Daftöland amusement park on site.

7 playgroundsPool areaTwo beachesDaftölandFamily rooms
🏕️Småland

Astrid Lindgren’s World Motorhome & Caravan Pitches

A practical camper stop only about 150 metres from the entrance to Astrid Lindgren’s World, with electricity, Wi-Fi, service facilities and motorhome waste/fresh-water service.

150 m to parkElectricityWi-FiService houseLaundry
🏕️Småland

Vimmerby Camping

A lake-side family base near Vimmerby with three playgrounds, a sandy/grassy beach, pedal cars and water activities — useful when you want more campsite life around an Astrid Lindgren visit.

3 playgroundsLake beachPedal carsCanoesSUP
🏕️Småland

High Chaparral Camping

A large inland campsite attached to the High Chaparral western theme park, making it easy to park once and build a no-driving family day around the attraction.

Next to western parkSwimming lakeAdventure golfEvening play600+ pitches
🏕️Halland

First Camp Tylösand – Halmstad

A west-coast campsite close to Tylösand’s long sandy beach, with playgrounds, summer family activities and enough on-site entertainment for a slower beach-focused stop.

Long sandy beachPlaygroundsKids clubFamily activitiesAdventure golf
🏕️Dalarna

Leksand Resort

A five-star family resort on Lake Siljan with pool, sandy beach, playgrounds and adventure golf, within walking distance of Leksand Sommarland.

PoolSandy beachPlaygroundsAdventure golfLaundry

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