니네스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A “No Camping” sign has now been put up on the beach.

A beautiful spot to take a break and a dip, if it is a warm day.

simple camping with toilets

There is a drinking water well here just by the side of the doubletrack road, before it crosses the larger road. The well is a simple cement pipe into the ground with a pipe to lead out excess water and a wooden lid. The water looked pretty clear and tasted nice after filtering. Should be a good water source unless it temporarily dries out during hotter periods.

This is a well equiped rest stop at lake Gisesjön, right by a parking spot. There is a shelter with an fireplace that has a chimney and is covered by the shelter roof, and there is firewood stored just outside the shelter. In front of the shelter are picnic tables. Behind the shelter, just up a small hill, is a handicap parking spot, a large outhouse, and some trash cans. Further up the hill is the normal parking spot as well as a lookout spot. Note that this is still part of the Nynäs nature reserve and that it is not permitted to camp here.

Sandvik offers a proper camping area, but you need to pay in order to stay here. The reception is only manned 30 minutes in the mornings on weekends. All other times it is self-serviced. It costs 100 SEK or 10 EURO per night, and you can either pay cash in a small post box or via the Swedish Swish app. At the camping there are hot showers and toilets with running water. There is a small playground as well. The main area closest to the road seems to be for RVs, but further back by the playground is an open grass area that is likely intended for tents. There is a recycling center just across the street from the camping. From the camping area there is a trail that connects directly to the beach.

Here is the Brevik parking with a large grass area where you are allowed to camp. There is an outhouse as well as access to drinking water, a fireplace with firewood and some picnic tables. The parking spot is also a prime location for RVs and campervans, so you should expect there to be activity in the evenings, at least during high season. Just opposite the road is a shallow pond. A few hundred meters along the road is Nyviks Brygga with a small beach and additional fireplaces.

Långmaren is an old farm that is now kept preserved in good condition as a historic site that you can visit. Inside the fenced in garden, behind the main house, there is a water tap where you can get drinking water. I don't know where the water comes from! All the buildings of the farm have signs with information of what they were used for.