Björklidens Camping - Reviews

auto-translated: No advance bookings possible

We stayed for one night on monday-tuesday night. The surroundings and the view is great and this campsite is very easy to find. However, the camping area for tent use is suprisingly small, and you may not find a quiet or private place to stay. There is a train track near by, wich may be too noisy at night time. Overall, this campsite is ok for a night but for a longer stay I would definitelly book a place somewhere calmer.

auto-translated: Operator met by chance: Camping is currently still closed, pitch possible but only without electricity, without water, without access to the sanitary building.
We preferred to drive further

auto-translated: Wanted to stay here for 1 night, but were turned away because the place was occupied with permanent campers (if I understood correctly). Too bad...

auto-translated: The tent meadow is very small, but level. There is gravel under the grass, which makes it difficult to sink the pegs. The sanitary facilities are not so great...dripping soap dispensers, leaking pipes and sometimes it also smelled somehow like drainage. The kitchen is small but ok. There is a nice big lounge with seating, ping pong table and small climbing wall.

auto-translated: One could write much but it suffices for it also only one word: Disaster!!!! c.a. 15 km further is a great parking lot with first-class toilets we are then gladly approached

auto-translated: This campsite is the worst we have experienced on our trip through Sweden. Since we were there after the summer season, it was of course relatively empty. You can't imagine how it is only when it is full. The kitchen simply stunk and is much too small for a place of this size and got old.
The toilets are also very old and worn out. Again an unpleasant smell, which would not arise with regular cleaning (especially after season). The showers are group showers, on the second day even without curtain. The taps are broken or just before, the floor was dirty, here it stank from the drain.
It may be that you are the only place in this corner of the world where you don't have to face the competition, but that didn't work at all and borders on impudence.
You better look for another possibility in the north, in a camper for a night without electricity and shower. There you could do more.

auto-translated: in winter uniquely beautiful, in summer beautiful but only moderate service and recreation .

auto-translated: Were planning on spending the night here with our tent. Camping is only suitable for campers and caravans. A barren stone plain where you can not store herring. As an alternative for 2 nights you can rent a cabin. Quite luxurious and complete but with € 130 per night also pricey. There were no smaller cabins. Fantastic environment reimbursed a lot

auto-translated: A magical place where you have to climb quite steeply to be truly rewarded. The reception is located much further up and was only open from 9-16 o'clock. Outside this time you have to be lucky, otherwise you are stuck, because you have no access to the power outlet or the service house. We were lucky and barely met someone around 1810. He was able to hand over the necessities to us, we paid the next morning. Everyone was very friendly.
The facility is quietly located next to the ore train tracks and in the middle of the skiing area. I cannot call it beautiful. It is barren, you stand on uneven gravel and wind icy. The view, on the other hand, is phenomenal with the best view of the Lappentor. It is something for hardcore nature lovers, hikers and skiers.
The service house is clean with common room (TV, children's climbing wall, table tennis), kitchen, excellent washing machines and dryers, common shower all included in the price. There is fresh water behind the house. There is no WLAN and we found no latrines for grey and black water.

auto-translated: An outdated mass campsite with far too few sanitary facilities. It lives from its location, it has nothing more good to offer.

auto-translated: I totally agree with Nordi! A part reasonably flat, higher than camper caravans stand, so also primabeter views. Too big a difference in quality compared to the Hotel above. Certainly for tent campers who are running a large part walk to only register and pay. They should find something better on that!

auto-translated: The place is ideal if you want to hike the Abisko National Park. As base camp he is suitable. If you want to experience peace, relaxation and beautiful nature from the deck chair, you are wrong here. Sanitary facilities and kitchen are ok and clean, but not more. It has a bit of mountain hut flair, so completely ok for hikers. We have used the space for an overnight stay on the way to the Lofoten, which is perfectly fine. Attention! The reception is far above the place on the mountain directly in the hotel. On foot this is a decent piece of way if you want to sign up. With caravan team, the parking lot is too narrow at the top, which should also apply to many RVs. We just put the WW down on the pitch or let it down before the downhill and signed off before we got attached.