Stockholm Swecamp Flottsbro

Stockholm Swecamp Flottsbro has several cozy cottages with 2-6 beds. Most of the cottages are modernly furnished with a WC, shower, and a small terrace. All cottages have cooking facilities, and those without a shower/WC have access to these in one of the two modern service buildings. Most cottages have a TV. Wi-Fi is available on the site.

If you don't feel like cooking, you can dine at the inn Flottsbrogården or barbecue at one of the designated areas in the area. 

Camping 
With multiple pitches with electricity and TV connection in a scenic environment, Stockholm Swecamp Flottsbro is the perfect option for caravan and motorhome owners who want to see Stockholm while being able to relax in a peaceful environment.

Two service buildings at each end of the campsite ensure that everything is always close by no matter where you are. The service buildings have kitchens, laundry rooms, family showers, accessible toilets/showers, changing rooms, latrine disposal, and toilets. Flottsbro also offers tent pitches. The pitches are located adjacent to one of the service buildings and are divided into two levels. There is also an outdoor kitchen near the service building during the summer.

Hiking Trails 
There are four marked hiking trails to guide you past these places and other exciting areas around Flottsbro. The trails start down by the beach, and maps are available to borrow at the starting point.

Bike Park
For those seeking speed and excitement, Flottsbro Bike Park offers one of the most popular bike parks in Sweden. With trails for both beginners and experienced cyclists, there’s something for every level. The park features tracks of varying difficulty, offering both challenges and thrilling rides. Enjoy cycling in beautiful natural surroundings, with rental equipment available if you don’t have your own.

Nature and Culture 
The Flottsbro Ravine, which meanders through the campsite, is a haven for wildlife in the area.

The old entrance to Stockholm (Göta Landsväg) also winds its way through the outdoor area. Göta Landsväg was the main road to Stockholm during the 16th and 17th centuries. This section that passes through Flottsbro is the only preserved stretch of road. Flottsbro can offer experiences for all interests.