Solhejdan Naturist Camping

Naturist campsite run by an association founded in 1957, inside the Flommen nature reserve at the south-western tip of Sweden, on the outskirts of Skanör. It has about seventy pitches with electricity, many of them taken by seasonal campers, around ten tent places and two rental cabins, set among hedges and trees. Communal life revolves around the heated pool with a large wooden deck, where swimwear is not worn, the wood-fired sauna lit almost every evening, and the barbecue area overlooking the water, where people get together for dinner; there are also boules courts, a kiosk and play equipment for children. On the campsite you can be naked or dressed, but at the kiosk, at the grill and at parties people get dressed. Wading 700–800 metres across a shallow lagoon brings you to the Revet naturist beach, with a view of the Øresund Bridge, and the reserve attracts many birdwatchers. Recent visitors appreciate the welcome, the cleanliness and the location; a few years ago some complained about noisy parties and inconsiderate guests.