Ängby Camping

Next to Lake Mälaren, just on the outskirts of Stockholm's city centre, you will find the venerable Ängby Camping. The campsite has a history that goes all the way back to the 1940s. This creates a unique feeling that the campsite is careful to preserve, which is why you will find several small red cabins and smaller campsites that allow you to get to know your neighbours better without taking away the privacy.Ängby Camping consists of fine grassy areas and hilly woodland. There are 40 overnight cottages of various sizes and over 100 pitches for caravans, motorhomes or tents. The service buildings at Ängby Camping are all at a comfortable distance no matter where you have your pitch.

You can find seat reservations and options such as cleaning and extra persons at the checkout in the next step! LAST MINUTE BOOKING? - You must arrive no later than 20:00!!

In the service buildings you will find:

• Shower
• Toilets
• Laundry room
• Sauna
• Kitchen

Ängby Camping has a unique location with its proximity to Stockholm City. Along the glittering shoreline of Lake Mälaren, guests feel the tranquillity of nature and easily forget that they are actually at a city campsite. With its excellent connections around Stockholm, Ängby camping attracts both Swedish and foreign tourists.

Right next to the campsite is Ängby friluftsbad where you'll find jetties, a water slide and a newly opened restaurant. Around Ängby Camping you will find nice jogging trails in mixed terrain. If you have your four-legged friend with you on holiday, you can cool them down in the dog pool nearby.

The reception has a good selection of basic goods, including fresh bread throughout the high season. There is also a kiosk and a café that is very popular during the summer.

The proximity to Stockholm is of course a big reason why Ängby camping attracts so many guests from all over Europe. The capital of Sweden is a tourist destination that is becoming increasingly popular around the world. Here you can feel and see the wings of history, the mighty architecture of Gamla Stan can take days to walk around and explore. Cosy cafés, restaurants and shops are next to each other and ready to give you a unique experience. Guided tours are available every day in several languages. The Royal Palace is also located here, home to the Swedish monarchy and royal couple. It has been here since the 13th century and is very well preserved and visited.

In addition to the Old Town, there is a bustling nightlife full of restaurants, bars and cafés from Södermalm to Östermalm. Districts that all put their own stamp and vibe on the Swedish capital. One tip is to buy a day pass on the local transport and get around the city and discover places that are outside the classic Old Town neighbourhood, when you're done with the obligatory sightseeing that is.

For those who want to see other exciting tourist destinations, Drottningholm Palace is only six minutes away by car. Guided tours run here every day. There's a lovely café right next to the palace and the area is fabulous and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Of course, Stockholm offers much more than this. Ask at the reception for tips on activities!