Husabergsudde Camping - Reviews

auto-translated: Nice place but rather designed for families. Was also only booked as a transit site.

auto-translated: Nice quiet place on an open area, a bit wind prone, but this did not bother us as it was very warm. Friendly staff, sanitary facilities ok. We did laundry, for this you need 10SEK pieces you get at the reception, 10 min wash cost 10SEK.
Nice swimming spot, short bike ride to the small town is worth it for an ice cream etc
We were there 3 days and had it very quiet and relaxing

auto-translated: Beautiful place directly on the lake.

auto-translated: Very cheap campsite with clean and well maintained sanitary facilities.
Beautiful location directly at the lake.
But a bit difficult to reach, because directly from the expressway you have to turn onto a small gravel road, which is easily overlooked.

auto-translated: Low-priced (approx. 250 crowns for WoWa). The course is quite exposed in the open country between the lake and the road, which means that as already mentioned it can be a bit windy, but with a beautiful view all around. The pitches are large, many permanent campers, therefore quite quiet. Altogether nothing special, but recommendable for a short stay.

auto-translated: The complex is located approx. 1.5 km from the beautiful, historically grown small town of Askersund. There is a footpath directly to the old harbour. On the market place there is a large free parking lot at the ICA, a little further COOP and Netto. Several inexpensive restaurants and many small shops. The tourist info is worthwhile itself one speaks also German and gives good trips, moving and bicycle tips.
The parking lots are generous and the electricity connections are clearly marked. The staff is friendly and helpful without end.

auto-translated: The complex is beautifully situated on the lakeshore.

The staff is friendly, but sometimes a bit discerning. This is especially noticeable in the distribution of the electricity connections. The connections are not necessarily intelligently assigned to the individual pitches anyway, which is further complicated by the fact that the tenant's assistant distributes the individual electricity consumers very arbitrarily.

The sanitary facilities are practical, clean and relatively modern. The use is included in the moderate parking fee.

The scullery has only one hot water connection and the basins cannot be closed, so buckets or large bowls are recommended.

The site itself is (here the pictures of the few trees directly at the water are deceiving) mostly in the open, so that the wind whistles quite well and the pitches are little or not at all sheltered from the wind. The wind is predominantly offshore, which one should consider when parking one's vehicle.