Daftö Resort

The restaurant food was decent, and the toilets and showers were clean. It gets really busy and noisy, which is what you’d expect at a popular family campsite. The staff looked a bit stressed, though I probably would too working somewhere like this lol.

It’s conveniently close to the service buildings and bathroom area. I’m giving it three stars because guests who behave badly don’t seem to be supervised, and the staff aren’t Swedish and have poor English.

We’ll definitely come back, and it’s worth staying more than one night. There’s loads of space, activities, and things to remember. Everything felt like a dream, nearly perfect! The one small downside was breakfast. The package costs quite a lot for the limited choice, there wasn’t any mayonnaise, and across our three breakfasts we repeatedly had to ask staff for more food or serving utensils. Still, that’s a small drawback next to all the good things. 🥰❤️

We stayed one night in a tent in October, during the low season, and had a really good time. The campsite is huge and well kept, with plenty of attractions, spotless caravan pitches, a nice beach, walking trails, and a quay. There are a lot of permanently parked camping trailers, though that seems common in Scandinavia. I do wonder how busy it gets in summer, since it might be so packed that it’s less enjoyable. There’s a small amusement park on site, and it looks like paradise for children up to 12, as long as they have someone to play with. This is based on our tent stay, not a cabin.