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Forest Camping By : Tanmay Taluka Skane About Skane Skåne County, sometimes referred to as Scania County in English, is the southernmost county, or län, of Sweden, basically corresponding to the traditional province Skåne. It borders the counties of Halland, Kronoberg and Blekinge and connects to Capital Region, Denmark by the Öresund Bridge. Top 5 Camping Sites in Skane First Camp Röstånga-Söderåsen Surrounded by dramatic scenery at Söderåsen National Park, one of Sweden’s most popular tourist destinations, you can camp close to steep cliffs, lush beech forests and meandering streams. The campsite has two fishing lakes and several family-friendly activities. There’s a large pool area for the kids, and a large inflatable jumping-pillow to get rid of extra energy. Dogs are welcome and there are illuminated tracks for evening walks. First Camp Mölle-Höganäs First Camp Mölle-Höganäs on the west coast of Skåne is part of the First Camp chain with sites all over Sweden. Enjoy beautiful scenery, try an excursion or climbing, diving and snorkelling. Children will love the swimming pool and the water park. Take a trip to the Kullaberg nature reserve and visit ancient caves or go on a porpoise safari. Falsterbo Camping Resort Falsterbo Camping & Resort is just a few hundred metres from the beautiful white beach close to Ljungens nature reserve. Enjoy swimming in the sea, kite surfing, hiking, cycling and bird watching. Stay in comfortable, cosy modern cabins, or bring your own camper van, caravan or tent. There are activities for all ages and special children's club activities during high season. Skanör and Falsterbo, with their historic buildings, restaurants, cafes and shops, are within walking and cycling distance. Ivö Camping Camp on Ivö, the largest island in Lake Ivösjön in north-eastern Skåne. 60 million years ago this was a small island in the sea inhabited by sharks and giant lizards who could grow up to 15 metres. The campsite is family-friendly, handicap- friendly and features a dog beach. The local shop offers freshly baked bread and the beaches around the island are great for bathing. Ystad Camping This campsite is in Ystad, just 200 metres from one of Sweden’s most beautiful beaches in the Sandskogen nature reserve. If you’re hungry there’s an ice cream shop and a kiosk selling burgers, hot dogs and delicious fresh waffles with jam and whipped cream. Try your hand at mini golf, or trampolining, or explore more in the city: Ystad Golf Club, Nybrostrand’s heated outdoor pool, Ystad Tennis Club, walking and biking trails, Nybroån, Ystad Riding Club and Ystad Arena Bad. Thank You.

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