Country
Sweden
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Family friendly
Yes
Season
Late April to mid-September
About Solhejdans Naturistcamping
Solhejdan is the naturist campsite of Naturistföreningen Svanrevet, a members' association founded in 1957 that describes itself as made up mainly of families. It lies on Knösvägen at Skanör, on the Falsterbo peninsula at the south-western tip of Sweden, close to the sandy shore and lagoons north of the town, with the official nude beach at Svanrevet nearby. Shared nudity is the core of the club's activity. Guests can pitch a tent, caravan or motorhome, or rent one of two cabins: Storebo with four beds and Lillebo with two. Listings and guest reviews mention a heated outdoor pool, a sauna lit in the evenings, a shared kitchen, a large lounge, a children's playground and Wi-Fi, and the association also runs an indoor bath. Children and families are explicitly welcome. Outside the main summer season the reception is not always staffed and services can be limited. In winter the association organises nude swimming sessions at the public Burlövsbadet pool in Arlöv.
Legal context & local rules
Nudity is lawful on the association's grounds; Sweden has no general ban on public nudity, and the nearby Svanrevet beach has an official nude section.
Sweden has no specific criminal law prohibiting public nudity. The "Allemansrätten" (right to roam/freedom to roam) tradition historically protects naturism in natural settings. The Public Order Act ("Ordningslagen") Section 6 prohibits only "offensive behaviour," which requires deliberate intent to disturb public peace — prosecution is extremely rare.
What’s here
Getting there and visiting
Skanör is about 35 km south of Malmö by road; buses run from Malmö to Skanör. The campsite is at Knösvägen 1, 239 30 Skanör. Listings give the season as late April to mid-September. Prices for 2026 per night: tent 350 SEK, caravan or motorhome 520 SEK for non-members, with lower rates for INF/SNF members (300/420 SEK) and Svanrevet members. Cabins rent by the week in high season (Storebo 4,000 SEK, Lillebo 3,000 SEK for non-members). Phone ahead, as online booking is not offered.
What visitors say
Guest reviews on camping directories single out the heated pool and the sauna, which is fired every evening, as highlights, and describe a calm, friendly club atmosphere. Visitors like being able to walk to the beach across the shallow flats and lagoons. Reported prices vary between years, so check the current list.
Summarised in our own words from public reviews and guides listed under Sources.
Before you go
- 1 Check the current local rules and access conditions before travelling.
- 2 Bring a towel and sit on it when using shared seating.
- 3 Never take photographs of other people without clear consent.
- 4 Respect the venue’s clothing, privacy, and behaviour rules.
Location
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55.4337, 12.8570
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a member or have an INF card?
No, non-members can stay, but INF/SNF and Svanrevet members pay lower rates.
What does it cost?
In 2026 a tent pitch was 350 SEK and a caravan or motorhome 520 SEK per night for non-members.
Is it family friendly?
Yes. The association is family-based and explicitly welcomes families with children.
Is nudity required?
Shared nudity is the basis of the club's activity; expect to be nude on the grounds in good weather.
Is it open in winter?
The campsite season ends in mid-September, but the club holds winter swim sessions at Burlövsbadet.
Sources
- Naturistföreningen Svanrevet - Solhejdan
- Avgifter 2026 - Solhejdan
- Guide of the naturist resorts of Sweden - le-naturisme.com
- Naturistcamping Solhejdan - Campercontact (reviews)
- Solhejdan - park4night (reviews)
Researched 25 October 2026 .
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