A small, rustic wooden log lean-to shelter sits on a darkened shoreline next to a calm lake under a moody, overcast sky. A small, bright campfire burns inside the open-sided shelter, with extra firewood piled on the ground nearby.

Glamping has become increasingly popular over the last few years among both Swedish and international travelers. When you want to wake up to the sights and sounds of nature without pitching a tent and sleeping on the ground, glamping allows you to have this experience while enjoying a comfortable bed, a thoughtfully designed space, and modern amenities like heat, electricity, and private bathrooms. This makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors without giving up the conveniences of a hotel stay.

In this guide, you'll discover some of the best glamping destinations in Sweden, suitable for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, a nature-focused retreat, or a luxurious outdoor escape.

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What is glamping?

The word glamping is a combination of the words glamorous and camping. It refers to a type of accommodation that allows travelers to enjoy nature and the outdoors while still having access to many of the comforts typically associated with hotels or vacation rentals.

Unlike traditional camping, where you need to bring your own tents, sleeping bags, cooking equipment, and other supplies, glamping accommodations are usually fully set up and ready upon arrival. Many glamping sites feature comfortable beds, electricity, heating, private or shared bathrooms, and thoughtfully designed interiors that create a unique and memorable experience.

Couples often choose glamping for romantic getaways surrounded by nature, while families appreciate the opportunity to experience the outdoors without the challenges that can come with traditional camping. It’s also popular among travelers who want to enjoy Swedish nature but prefer more comfort than a standard campsite can provide.

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Why Sweden is perfect for glamping

Sweden is one of the best destinations in Europe for glamping. In the north, visitors can experience remote wilderness and long summer days under the midnight sun. Central Sweden offers beautiful forests and lakes, while southern Sweden is known for its sandy beaches and charming coastal towns. Sweden's islands and archipelagos add even more options for travelers seeking unique places to stay.

Swedish nature is also remarkably accessible. Thanks to the country's extensive network of hiking trails, cycling routes, nature reserves, and outdoor recreation areas, visitors can easily combine a glamping stay with activities such as hiking, kayaking, swimming, wildlife watching, or simply relaxing outdoors.

Outdoor experiences are deeply rooted in the strong connection to nature that’s part of Swedish culture. Many glamping destinations are designed to help guests slow down, disconnect from everyday stress, and enjoy their surroundings. This is an opportunity to sip coffee at the lake, enjoy a sunset by the sea, or wake up to birdsong in the forest.

Many glamping sites also place a strong emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendly tourism, with accommodations are carefully integrated into the surrounding environment to allow guests to enjoy nature while minimizing their impact on it. This focus on responsible travel makes glamping an appealing option for environmentally conscious travelers.

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Glamping in northern Sweden

In northern Sweden, vast forests, pristine lakes, rugged wilderness, and the famous midnight sun create a unique setting for outdoor adventures and relaxing nature escapes.

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First Camp Arcus

Glamping at First Camp Arcus in Luleå is available during the summer season, which runs from July 1st through September 30th. The glamping tent is a traditional Sámi rakkas lávvu and includes two camping beds and a stove where you can make a fire, with firewood not included but available for purchase on site. You need to bring your own sleeping bag or add on bed linen rental from First Camp. There’s a service building nearby with toilets, showers, and a kitchen, and it’s also possible to cook over an open fire outside.

A tan canvas safari-style glamping tent sits on a raised wooden platform at the end of a dirt path in a dense forest. The tent has a pointed A-frame roof and its front flaps are open, revealing wooden furniture inside.

Glamping in Dalarna

Many consider this region the heart of traditional Swedish nature experiences.

Leksand Resort

This is a popular destination for families. Glamping tents are available in the summer on Lake Siljan, among the trees with a view of Lake Siljan, next to the pool with a view of Lake Siljan, centrally in the resort, and right next to Leksand Sommarland adventure park. All glamping tents have beds with pillows and duvets. Most also have electricity and a refrigerator. Some also have a freezer, a wooden deck with outdoor furniture, a space heater, wifi, a dining area, and a parking space right next to the tent. There are toilets and showers in a nearby service building.

First Camp Moraparken

This First Camp location in Mora is a good base for exploring the surrounding forests and lakes of Dalarna. The glamping tents are near the beach and include two beds, a refrigerator, dishes and cutlery for four people, a space heater, and a deck with outdoor furniture. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

First Camp Orsa

The resort at First Camp Orsa includes a pool, hiking trails, a sauna, adventure golf, pedal boats, and more. The glamping tents are located near the beach at Lake Orsasjön and have two beds, a table with chairs, nightstands, electricity, a refrigerator, and a deck. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

First Camp Siljansbadet

First Camp Siljansbadet on Lake Siljan in Rättvik offers a classic Swedish summer experience. The glamping tents are located near the beach and include two beds, a refrigerator, dishes and cutlery for four people, a space heater, and a deck with outdoor furniture. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

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Glamping in Värmland

First Camp Sommarvik

First Camp Sommarvik in Årjäng in the Värmland forest on Lake Västra Siljan is a great place for quiet moments in nature. The glamping tents include one bed, lake views, a refrigerator, a kettle, a coffee maker, basic dishes, a west-facing terrace for enjoying the sunset, and parking next to the tent. There is a drinking water tap with cold water just outside the tent, and a service building with toilets and showers nearby. Pets are allowed in the glamping tents.

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Glamping in Örebro län

Sörälgens Camping

Sörälgens Camping, on Lake Sör-Älgen in Hällefors, has a beach, a sauna, boule, and bicycle, canoe, kayak, rowboat, pedal boat, and stand-up paddle board rentals. The glamping tents have two beds, a kitchen, a toilet and shower, heating, and air conditioning. There is a five-night minimum during high season, which runs from mid-June to mid-August, and a three-night minimum during low season, which runs from mid-April to mid-June and mid-August through mid-October. In both cases there is a discount on the per-night cost if you book by the week.

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Glamping in Östergötland

Naturlogi

Naturlogi in Linköping stands out as an exclusive and design-focused glamping experience. This is a refined nature stay with a strong emphasis on sustainability and comfort that combines high-end accommodation with a deep connection to the surrounding landscape.

The simplest room includes two beds that require bringing your own sleeping bag, solar cell lamps, an outdoor fire pit with firewood, a hammock, and drinkable water, and an outhouse toilet nearby.

Another room includes a bed, a bioethanol fireplace for heating in cooler seasons, a porch with a roof and outdoor furniture, an outdoor fire pit, a hammock, drinkable water, and an outhouse toilet nearby. For this room, it’s possible to bring your dog.

Then there are two suites. These include a bed, a bioethanol fireplace for heating in cooler seasons, indoor seating including a sofa bed, a porch with a roof and outdoor furniture, a private hot tub that’s available to use April through October, an outdoor fire pit, a hammock, running drinking water, a private outhouse toilet, and a private solar heated outdoor shower that’s available to use April through October.

Guests in the other rooms can also use a shared solar heated outdoor shower. Breakfast is included for all rooms. It’s possible to purchase food to cook over the fire, a hiking lunch, and beer and wine packages.

Bergs Slussar Glamping

Bergs Slussar in Vreta Kloster offers a unique glamping experience along the Göta Canal, where guests can watch boats pass through the historic lock system. Glamping tents include a bed, a sofa bed, heating, electricity, a refrigerator, and a fan. There are toilets and showers in a nearby service building.

Sörby Glamping

Sörby Glamping in Klockrike provides a peaceful setting near Göta Kanal where guests can slow down and enjoy the surrounding landscape. The glamping tents are designed with individual themes and include one or two beds, electricity, a space heater, a fan, wifi, and a kettle with coffee and tea. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen with cookware, refrigerators, freezers, an oven, a microwave, and a dishwasher nearby.

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Glamping in Södermanland

Trosa Havsbad

Trosa Havsbad provides a peaceful seaside environment with opportunities for swimming, boating, cycling, and exploring the area. Glamping tents include one to three beds, electricity, a coffee maker, a kettle, a refrigerator, and a porch with outdoor furniture. There is a service building in the area with toilets and showers.

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Glamping near Stockholm

For travelers looking to escape the city without venturing too far from the capital, there is an excellent glamping destination in the Stockholm area if you’re planning a romantic weekend getaway, a family trip, or a relaxing break near the city.

Gålö Havsbad

Located in the Stockholm Archipelago, Gålö Havsbad offers visitors the chance to experience sandy beaches and scenic walking trails just a short drive from the city. The glamping tents have a view of the sea and include one or two beds with linens included, a toilet, a shower with soap and shampoo included, coffee and tea, a refrigerator, air conditioning, a safe, and breakfast served in the tent. The larger glamping tent also has a kitchen. Pets are allowed in glamping tents. Food is available for purchase in a bistro and in a small store on the premises.

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Glamping on Gotland

Gotland, in the Baltic Sea, is one of Sweden's most popular summer destinations. The island attracts visitors from across Sweden and around the world who come to enjoy its nature, history, and relaxed lifestyle. Glamping on Gotland is great for a family vacation or a memorable summer getaway.

Kneippbyn Resort

Kneippbyn is one of Gotland's best-known holiday destinations, especially popular with families. It’s located just south of Visby and offers easy access to Gotland’s attractions while providing a fun and comfortable base for a summer vacation. Glamping tents include a double bed and bunk beds, a kitchen with a stove and microwave, a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, a dining table and chairs, a living room with a sofa and TV, a toilet and shower, air conditioning, and a deck with outdoor furniture.

Ljugarns Semesterby & Camping

Ljugarns Semesterby & Camping on the east coast of Gotland offers a more relaxed seaside experience. The surrounding area is known for its beautiful beaches and charming village atmosphere. The glamping tents near the beach include two beds and a furnished patio. There’s a service building on the beach with a kitchen, dining room, and toilets, and another service building a little further away with toilets and showers.

Surflogiet

Surflogiet offers a unique glamping experience inspired by surfing, adventure, and life by the sea. The glamping tents, located near the beach, include two to four beds, a space heater, electricity, wifi, a projector for movie nights, a minibar, free parking, breakfast served in the tent, and a private patio. Toilets and showers are located nearby. Some tents allow pets. This is an excellent choice for travelers seeking a relaxed and social atmosphere.

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Glamping on Sweden's west coast

Stretching from Halland in the south to Bohuslän in the north, this region is known for its rugged coastline and picturesque archipelagos. Here, you can find glamping destinations for a romantic seaside retreat, a family-friendly holiday, or an active outdoor getaway.

Hafsten Resort & Camping

Located in Bohuslän, Hafsten Resort & Camping offers beautiful coastal surroundings and a wide range of activities for visitors of all ages. The glamping tents include six beds, a shower and toilet, a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, hotplates, a microwave, a coffee maker, cookware and dishes, and an outdoor grill.

Lagunen

Lagunen provides guests with easy access to the sea and the stunning landscapes that make Sweden's west coast so special. The glamping tents have two to four beds, electricity, a refrigerator, a sink, cookware and dishes, and a private patio with furniture with an outdoor fireplace for cooking. There’s a service building nearby with toilets and showers.

Anfasteröd Gårdsvik

Anfasteröd Gårdsvik offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature and coastal scenery. It’s ideal for travelers looking to disconnect from everyday life and enjoy a slower pace in a beautiful setting. The glamping tents include two or three beds, electricity, a covered terrace with outdoor furniture, and a space heater. Some tents have a kitchen with a refrigerator, coffee maker, and hot plate and a bathroom with a toilet and shower inside the tent, and others have these in a separate private building next to the tent. Other more basic tents have a private toilet and shower in a separate building next to the tent but no kitchen. These do have a refrigerator and a kettle. Breakfast is included for all guests. Pets are allowed in some tents.

Borås Camping

Borås Camping, not on the coast but in the same general area, provides a convenient and family-friendly glamping experience with access to nature, outdoor activities, and local attractions such as Borås Djurpark. The glamping experience here is in the form of unique glass igloos. These include a bed plus two extra floor mattresses, a refrigerator, a radiator, air conditioning, and a parking place. There are are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

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Glamping in southern Sweden

Thanks to its mild climate and diverse landscapes, this region is a popular destination for a romantic escape, a summer road trip, or a family vacation.

Arilds Vingård

Set among the scenic landscapes of the Kulla Peninsula, Arilds Vingård offers a unique glamping experience that combines nature with Swedish wine culture. Guests can enjoy beautiful surroundings, vineyard views, and opportunities to experience local food and wine while staying in comfortable accommodations close to nature. The glamping tents are open from May through September and include one or two beds. There are toilets and showers in a nearby service building.

First Camp Råå Vallar

Located just south of Helsingborg, First Camp Råå Vallar offers easy access to the coast and a variety of outdoor activities. The glamping tents, located near the beach, include two beds, a refrigerator, dishes and cutlery, and a furnished patio. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

First Camp Torekov

First Camp Torekov in Båstad, one of Sweden’s most popular summer destinations, offers walking trails, beaches, and opportunities to explore the Bjäre Peninsula. The glamping tents include one or two beds, a refrigerator, dishes and cutlery, a space heater, and a furnished deck. Some are located near the playground and others are located near the beach. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

First Camp Åhus

First Camp Åhus, located near some of southern Sweden’s most popular sandy beaches, offers a relaxing coastal atmosphere that appeals to both families and couples. Glamping tents include two to four beds, a refrigerator, dishes and cutlery, and a furnished patio. Some also include a freezer. There are toilets, showers, and a kitchen in a nearby service building.

Kalmar Camping

Kalmar Camping offers outdoor recreation, coastal scenery, and nearby activities in Kalmar. Glamping tents include a bed, electricity, a refrigerator, and an outdoor grill. Toilets and showers are available in a nearby building.

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Most luxurious glamping experiences in Sweden

One of the reasons glamping has become so popular is because it’s a way to the beauty of nature without giving up the comfort and amenities often associated with boutique hotels. While every glamping destination offers a more comfortable alternative to traditional camping, some properties go even further by providing premium accommodations, exceptional dining experiences, stylish interiors, and unique settings. These destinations stand out among the best luxury glamping experiences in Sweden.

Naturlogi

Naturlogi has built a reputation as one of Sweden's most distinctive glamping experiences. The carefully designed accommodations and tranquil setting make it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a premium nature retreat.

Arilds Vingård

Arilds Vingård offers a unique combination of glamping and vineyard hospitality. Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodations surrounded by scenic vineyards while taking advantage of wine tastings, dining experiences, and the beautiful landscapes of the Kulla Peninsula.

Surflogiet

Surflogiet brings a modern and stylish approach to glamping, with thoughtful design and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Its unique atmosphere, comfortable accommodations, and focus on memorable experiences make it a popular choice among travelers looking for something beyond a traditional hotel stay.

Sörby Glamping

Sörby Glamping offers a more intimate glamping experience that emphasizes comfort, relaxation, and attention to detail. It’s the ideal environment for slowing down and spending quality time away from the distractions of everyday life.

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Best family-friendly glamping sites in Sweden

Glamping is an excellent option for families who want to enjoy the outdoors without the extra equipment and preparation that traditional camping requires. Instead of packing tents, sleeping bags, and cooking equipment, guests can arrive to accommodations that are already prepared and ready to use. Comfortable beds, convenient facilities, and access to activities make glamping a stress-free way to experience nature together.

Across Sweden, many glamping destinations are designed with families in mind, offering playgrounds, swimming areas, organized activities, and nearby attractions. For children, glamping provides opportunities to explore nature, spend time outdoors, and enjoy new experiences. For parents, it offers a more comfortable and convenient way to create memorable family holidays.

Kneippbyn

Kneippbyn is one of Sweden's most popular family holiday destinations and a natural choice for families visiting Gotland. With a wide range of attractions and activities nearby, it offers plenty of entertainment for children while providing a comfortable base for exploring the island. Families can easily combine outdoor adventures, beach days, and sightseeing during their stay.