Bredsand Camping & Stugby - Reviews

Came with small children. The playground has been recently built (two trampolines and play houses/trailer facades), outdoors workout space that’s pretty cool, minigolf with real places in town and explanatory sheets, and a great beach. I am sure there is more we did not get to explore but we were very pleased. There is also a 24h food dispenser and all you need to clean out your camper’s lateines. Weekdays there seems to be a kebab restaurant. Plus a chem machine to top up your casset.
I would come back just to hang out. Was a neat spot.

auto-translated: Place now under the management of the municipality of Enköping. Staff moderately helpful. No wifi. Too expensive.

auto-translated: A very expensive campsite, old and rather unkempt showers and we are there not very demanding, but at almost 500 crowns per night with Womo, the price is right.

auto-translated: Relatively small space, quiet, good for swimming, right on the square and a bike path, which is used by mountain bikers; Pitches big enough, underground meadow; Environment much forest; Card payment no problem.

auto-translated: Since on arrival the credit card machine did not work, we were first sent away, as cash was not possible. On Nachhacken this was then accepted.
Small campsite right on the lake with relative Dauercampern and a few free parking spaces for one night. Service point for draining the dirty water, emptying the toilets and refilling the fresh water available, though not so practically solved.
Sanitary facility mostly clean, but a bit old. Access with keycard.

auto-translated: Nice place. However, relatively expensive and you need the Camping Card, which we at no other camp needed so far. Still nice