Name: Malmköpings Bad & Camping & Fastighetsservice AB
Address: Förrådsgatan 15, 642 60 Malmköping, Sweden, Flen, Flen, Flen, 64260, Sweden
Rating: 8

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Common kitchen

Vending machine

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English

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Bike rental

Barbecue grill(s)

Mini golf

Hiking

Fishing

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Free parking

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Fax and copy machine

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Darts

Cycling

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Skiing

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Stockholm Skavsta Airport

Stockholm Vasteras Airport

Drottningholm Palace

Malmköpings Bad & Camping & Fastighetsservice AB

Flen

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

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river-view

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with-view

annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

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kitchen

Ate lunch at the cafe with 3 kids. Took 30 minutes to get pyttipanna, spagetti with 5 meatballs (doesnt come with sauce) and 2 frozen hamburgers at lunchtime with the place not even 20% full. I'd hate to try and eat when its busy. So I'd just go to a pizzaria in the nearby town next time. Same food,cheaper, less time. 
  The beach on the other hand is great! Especially for kids.

Cafe

We cycled to this site after spending quite a few nights camping in the forest on a long cycle tour, we knew it was going to be quite expensive after looking at their website but it turned out to be considerably more when we arrived. 
Sweden is expensive but this was the most expensive campsite we came across while in Sweden. For a tent on their tent field they wanted 250 Kr, about 30USD - the same price as a campervan or motorhome.... the tent field doesn't take the space for a caravan so not sure why they can justify the same price for a 2x1 meter tent as they do for a large vehicle. For this price you would expect the site to be filled with services and perks, but even though they wanted 250Kr to pitch a small tent it was then extra for a shower (5kr for a few minutes) and even more for internet. Don't have a camping card? (where it seems YOU have to pay for the insurance of the owner...) that will be 150 kr extra. So to spend just one night, have a shower and check your emails ends up being close to 50 euros... really?? Oh and it was the middle of May, well in the low season and the place was almost empty. I dread to think what it is like in the high season.

Stay here if you want the experience of being robbed.

Stayed here for just one night last week whilst camping around central Sweden.
We took a tent and had the option of a shady or sunny spot. We opted for shady because the day had been so hot. There was a smallish flat space, and car parking close by.
The facilities are some of the best i have seen at a campsite - impeccably clean.
The real highlight is the lake though. The water was lovely and warm in August, and swimming in the evening as the sun was going down was one of the most amazing experiences. I wish we had stayed for longer!
There was a sloped beach area where you could get into the water or a number of decked walkways and steps. 
The old tramway runs along the lake and the back of the campsite, we didn't have time to take a ride, but it was nice to see it run by.

Beautiful lake setting, great camping facilities

Mälmköpings Bad & Camping is a campground/RV Park much in the style of a KOA campground in the USA.  In addition to the campsites, they have a youth hostel, small cabins and an apartment for rent.  There are lots of RV spaces and tent spaces, all crammed in like sardines, typical for this type of a campground. 

LOCATION - The campground is located just on the edge of Mälmköping, you can walk into the town in about 20 minutes or so.  It is set on Lake Mälaren, with a beach for swimming.  

SERVICES - The campground is rated 4-stars and the service house is rated 5-stars.  It has showers, bathrooms, a kitchen where you can cook, a dishwasher (broken at the time we went), and a play area for kids.  Onsite you have a small cafe/bar where you can get food and beers, kids playground, a sauna, mini-golf, a bocce ball court, dog wash, car wash, and there is wireless internet available throughout the campground for a fee (I think it was about $10/day).   You can also hire mountain bikes, canoes, paddleboats and rowboats at the reception.    A fully developed family campground, many people rent spaces all year round, or for the summer, and stay here in their RVs or tents.

COTTAGES - There are 9 cottages, ranging in size from 6 sq meters for a 2-bed cottage to 10 sq meters for a 4-bed cottage.  They run about 300 SEK ($50) for the smallest 6 sq m cottage (add 100 SEK ($15) for a hotplate and refrigerator and another 100 SEK if you want 10 sq m) to 600 SEK ($95) for a 4-bed cottage with 16 sq m.  They are ultra-basic and ultra-small, just twin beds available, but they are clean and kind of funny.  They have a front porch with a couple chairs, and two windows.   You have to pay 80 SEK per person ($13pp) extra if you want sheets and towels, or bring your own, and nothing is provided, just the shell.  Make sure to sweep your own floor and clean yourself to avoid extra charges.   There are no bathrooms in the cottages, so you need to walk about 5 minutes to the service house to use the bathrooms or showers.  The showers are 5 SEK I believe for every 3 minutes or so, usually we had to re-up once, so bring 5 SEK coins.  It's a 2 minute walk to the cafe and bar, and a 5 minute walk to the beach for swimming.

ROOMS/HOSTEL - There are six rooms, a single room, three double rooms (with single beds), one 4-bed room with bunkbed, and one 6-bed room with bunkbeds.  These rooms are in the main building with the gift shop and cafe.  The advantage to these rooms over the cabins is that you don't have to walk outdoors to use the shared bathroom.   The downside is that it is also the bathroom for the cafe so a lot of people are coming and going, and it's only one toilet and one shower, so it's busy a lot.  Also you hear the noise from the people at the reception and cae.   It's nice that you can just go a few steps to get a bite to eat, some coffee or beer, and you're near the top of the hill so you don't have to walk so far to town.   Of course, you have to walk a few extra minutes up the hill to get back from the beach if you are swimming.  

The rooms are very simple, with a small TV and bed, and that's about it.  They are clean though.  Sheets and towels are 80 SEK pp ($13 pp) extra, or you can bring your own.  Cleaning too is very expensive, so clean your own room.   They start at 300 SEK ($50) for a single room, 500 SEK ($80) for a double room, 650 SEK  ($100) for the 4-bed room and 800 SEK ($125) for the 6-bed room.  Wireless internet is available for $10/day or so with good speed.

APARTMENT - We haven't stayed in the apartment, but there is one 1-bedroom apartment that is 55 sq m with 4 beds, a kitchen, balcony, and a washing machine.  It is 950 SEK ($150) per night.  Add the extra for sheets and towels.  

SERVICE - There really is no service, just someone at the front desk that offers minimal assistance if needed.

CAFE -  The food in the cafe is minimal, just a few items in a daily lunch, pretty rustic like roast beef slices with potato salad or waffles, for example.  There is beer, soft drinks and ice cream.  Plan to go into town if you want anything but the most basic meal.  In town, you have a liquor store, a few restaurants, pizzeria, supermarket for supplies, etc.

For what it is, Mälmköping is a clean, well cared for place to stay.  It's very basic accommodation, quite pricey by non-Sweden standards, but works, and the town is cozy particularly at Midsummer when they have a popular traditional Midsommarfest (plan to reserve well in advance and pay extra for Midsummer weekend though).  There is a sightseeing train that runs by here as well, and it's nice to take a boat ride on the lake.  Bring your fishing pole!

Basic, But Clean and Functional Accommodation

Nice place to stay. It's not too large and located beside a small lake on the one site, and wood on the other site. There is a small beach for people, and an extra beach for dogs. Behind the site a historical train could be seen. The washing rooms and WC's are very good and clean. The only point to criticize is the restaurant. You can eat the things, but not enjoy. So self service is the help.

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