Looking to rent a campervan in Sweden? With Campcruisers you can easily find and book your perfect motorhome. Discover thousand and more when you explore Sweden by camper.

Sweden is the ideal destination for a campervan holiday, and booking online through a platform like Campcruisers is the smartest first step. You can easily compare different camper models, prices, and features from numerous rental partners in Sweden. Whether you're looking for a compact van for a tour of Southern Sweden or a fully equipped motorhome for a longer journey to Lapland, you're guaranteed to find the right vehicle for your adventure.

Booking in advance not only secures you the best deal but also the freedom to fully enjoy Swedish nature. The famous Freedom to Roam Act (Allemansrätten) allows you to stay overnight almost anywhere in nature, as long as you are respectful and don't disturb anyone. Imagine waking up by a secluded lake, hiking through pristine forests, and grilling your dinner under the open sky. With a camper, you're not tied to fixed routes but can follow the call of the wild—supported by Sweden's excellent infrastructure and countless beautiful rest stops and campsites.

Your booked camper is the key to Sweden's natural wonders and charming cities. Here are three unforgettable routes that showcase the diverse facets of the country.

🚐 Tour 1: Southern Sweden's Classic Sights – Lakes, Archipelagos & Astrid Lindgren

This route takes you through the idyllic landscapes of Southern Sweden, famous from the stories of Astrid Lindgren.

Duration: 7-10 daysDistance: approx. 800 km (500 miles)Ideal for: Families, culture enthusiasts, first-time visitorsDay 1-2: Malmö & the Skåne CoastStart in Malmö, explore its modern architecture, then drive along the south coast to Ystad, home of Inspector Wallander. Visit the mystical Ale's Stones (Ales Stenar).Day 3: The Kingdom of Crystal (Glasriket) (approx. 200 km)Drive inland to Småland and the famous "Kingdom of Crystal." Visit traditional glassworks like Kosta Boda or Orrefors and watch the glassblowers at work.Day 4-5: In the Footsteps of Astrid Lindgren (approx. 100 km)Immerse yourself in the world of Pippi Longstocking. Visit Vimmerby, Astrid Lindgren's birthplace, and the theme park "Astrid Lindgren's World." Explore the region of red houses and deep forests that inspired the books.Day 6-7: Lake Vättern & Gränna (approx. 150 km)Drive to Lake Vättern, Sweden's second-largest lake. Stop in the charming town of Gränna, famous for its red-and-white striped candy canes (Polkagrisar). Take the ferry to the island of Visingsö for a relaxing bike ride.

🌊 Tour 2: The West Coast – Archipelagos, Granite Cliffs & Fresh Seafood

This tour takes you along the stunning Bohuslän coast, north of Gothenburg, known for its smooth granite cliffs and picturesque fishing villages. Duration: 5-6 daysDistance: approx. 250 km (155 miles)Ideal for: Coast lovers, sailors, foodiesDay 1: Gothenburg – Gateway to the WestExplore Sweden's second city, Gothenburg. Stroll through the historic Haga district, visit the Liseberg amusement park, or take a boat tour through the canals.Day 2-3: Marstrand & the Southern Archipelago (approx. 80 km)Drive north to the island of Marstrand, a sailing paradise with an imposing fortress. Explore the small islands of the southern archipelago, often accessible by free car ferries.Day 4: Smögen & the Granite Coast (approx. 70 km)Your destination is Smögen, one of the most famous fishing villages on the west coast. Walk along the "Smögenbryggan," a long wooden boardwalk lined with colourful fishing huts, and enjoy freshly caught shrimp.Day 5: The Rock Carvings of Tanum (approx. 50 km)Visit the impressive rock carvings of Tanum, a UNESCO World Heritage site. These 3,000-year-old artworks provide a fascinating insight into the Bronze Age.

🌌 Tour 3: The Lapland Adventure – Midnight Sun & Reindeer

This route is for adventurers who want to experience the endless wilderness and unique nature of Northern Sweden. (Best travel time: Summer)

Duration: 10-14 daysDistance: Highly variable, starting from Luleå, for exampleIdeal for: Adventurers, hikers, wildlife watchersDay 1-3: The High Coast (Höga Kusten)Drive north along the E4 and explore the High Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site with the world's highest coastline. Hike parts of the "Höga Kusten Leden" trail.Day 4-6: Swedish Lapland – Jokkmokk & the Arctic CircleCross the Arctic Circle and drive to Jokkmokk, the centre of Sámi culture. Visit the Ájtte museum to learn more about the indigenous people. Keep an eye out for reindeer!Day 7-9: Sarek & Abisko National ParksDrive further north towards the great national parks. The road often ends, but you can use your campervan as a base for spectacular day hikes into one of Europe's last wilderness areas. Experience the midnight sun.Day 10-12: Kiruna & the IcehotelVisit Kiruna, the city that is being moved due to iron ore mining. Take a trip to Jukkasjärvi, home to the famous Icehotel in winter (there's a year-round "Icehotel 365" version in summer).

Sweden is well-connected and easy to reach.

⛴️ By Ferry (The most popular option for campers):

Taking a ferry is the most relaxed way to arrive in Sweden with a campervan. There are numerous connections:From Germany: Kiel to Gothenburg (Stena Line), Rostock to Trelleborg (TT-Line, Stena Line), Travemünde to Trelleborg or Malmö (TT-Line, Finnlines).From Denmark: Short and frequent connections if you choose the land route via the Danish bridges (tolls apply).From Poland: Gdynia to Karlskrona (Stena Line).

✈️ By Plane:You can also fly to Sweden and pick up your campervan locally. The largest airports are Stockholm (ARN) and Gothenburg (GOT). Direct flights are available from most major international hubs.The exact address of our partner's rental station will be provided in your booking documents. Depending on the location, the pickup may be directly at the airport or nearby.

Sweden is a dream country for campers, thanks to a unique combination of natural freedom and excellent infrastructure.

🏕️ The Freedom to Roam (Allemansrätten):

This traditional right allows everyone to move freely in nature and to set up their tent or campervan for one night almost anywhere, as long as you follow the "Do not disturb – Do not destroy" rule. This means keeping a distance from residential houses, not damaging crops, and leaving absolutely no trace. Stricter rules often apply in national parks and nature reserves.

🚐 Official Campsites & Pitches:

Sweden has a huge network of high-quality campsites, often beautifully located by lakes or the sea. Many offer a very high standard with modern kitchens, saunas, and playgrounds. Additionally, there are countless simple pitches ("Ställplatser") for an uncomplicated overnight stay. On Campcruisers, you will find a selection of bookable campsites and private motorhome pitches.