Röstånga Camping & Bad - Reviews

auto-translated: Friendly welcome at reception.
As I had already booked my pitch number weeks ago, everything was ready for my arrival and stowed away in an envelope (maps for the sanitary facilities, wristbands for the swimming pool, brochure)
Arrival: totally uncomplicated.
The campsite is divided into two parts. In my opinion, you should choose the rear part, even if it's a bit further to the reception and the pool. On the one hand, there is a small fishing and paddling pond here and the sanitary facilities are slightly better. In general, the facilities are clean and spread out over the campsite, so it's never particularly far to get there.
On the front part of the site, some pitches are so uneven that it is hardly possible to stand there with a caravan or motorhome.
The site has a non-heated pool with a water slide. Great for children. The reception sells baked goods, some groceries, souvenirs and a snack bar.
The fishing pond is very nice and there is a small watercourse at the back of the lake. You don't need a fishing licence, fishing is free. However, there are mainly roach in the lake, but also small pike.
Pedal boats and other watercraft can be hired from reception. I was not convinced by the price.
You can immediately tell that the entire campsite belongs to the Firstcamp group.
In my opinion, the price-performance ratio is not right.
The campsite is located directly in Röstånga. In the very small village there is a small but well-stocked supermarket with a petrol station. Opposite there is a nice café where you can also buy delicious baked goods to take away.
Söderåsens National Park is 4-5 kilometres away. Perfect for getting in the mood for a holiday in Sweden. There are various hiking trails and a small exhibition about the plants and animals and a café.
All in all, the campsite is a good first port of call when travelling over the bridges to Sweden. In my opinion, 1-2 days are enough to experience the "real" Sweden.

auto-translated: There is a separate tent field. That is the only positive point we can make here. Price is high. Shower is lukewarm. For sanitary facilities, you have to use a magnetic pass. Camp shop sells almost only sweets. Swimming pool is open from 10am-6pm but it is not well advertised. And is not convenient for trekkers on bikes.

auto-translated: The facility is divided into two on foot but completely walkable swimming pool is included leisure offer leaves nothing to be desired, sanitary facilities are clean and are cleaned several times a day is visible to the guest, the price-performance ratio fits but not here 50 € per night for a caravan and 2 people with electricity are called if the place would be full also too little sanitary facilities there, as would come back but only for special occasions because simply too expensive

Very beautiful camping near to the National Park! The camping itself was also very green, we actually saw a deer next to a caravan :) Sanitary facilities and indoor kitchens were amazing.

auto-translated: Got a secluded place near playground and service home! Was absolutely perfect place with proximity to everything on the campsite but our site was sloping and with tents it was very noticeable.

The pool was freezing though, but not surprising when the sun hasn't been out.

Mini golf, pool, canoeing, playgrounds, jumping pillows, music performances you have to entertain yourself with .

Pool facilities are included in the price, you can go kayaking for a small extra amount, calm surroundings, a lot of people but the area was so large it didn't feel crowded.

We really liked the camp site. We had a very nice place to pitch our tent, facilities were close by and good, showers were excellent and the best part: there was a large kitchen with a community room near our tent. The swimming pool was nice too. It is near Söderåsen national park, which was awesome. However, it was very expensive. We payed 1000 SEK for two nights, for a tent pitch with electricity. I later saw online that there are also options that are a bit less expensive, but we were not offered those when we checked in. The personnel was not very friendly either, contrary to what we're used to in Sweden. I still recommend it for a few nights if you want to go to Söderåsen and have children who really like a swimming pool, trampoline, etc.

auto-translated: A great family place, 50 mtr bath, a lot to fit the small ones, but nothing for us, you have to drive to the hiking. From the place no direct access to the forest area.

auto-translated: Large campsite in different parts. Old part very full and small places. New part is broader. Good but little sanitation. Few washing machines. Lovely pool but very busy.