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Touring pitches for motorhomes

Find pitches in West Sweden & Gothenburg

Discover the freedom of traveling with a motorhome or caravan in West Sweden. We have selected some of our best pitches where you will find the perfect spot for your next holiday, regardless of whether you want to spend the night on the coast, in the countryside, beside a lake or close to Gothenburg and other major cities.

Common questions about touring pitches

What is a touring pitch?

A touring pitch is where motorhomes, and sometimes caravans, can park for the night. There is often access to electricity and drinking water, and facilities for disposing of grey water and toilet waste. Some places also offer service houses with toilets, showers and other amenities.

How do touring pitches work?

On arrival at the pitch, you usually need to register and pay a fee to stay overnight. Each pitch has its own rules about the maximum amount of time you can stay, when to observe periods of quiet, and handling of waste. Check what applies to the pitch you are visiting.

Are touring pitches free?

Costs will vary depending on the service offered, for example whether there is access to electricity or not. The usual cost for parking can range from SEK 100-300 per night.

What’s the difference between touring pitches and campsites?

The difference between a campsite and a touring pitch is mainly to do with the range of services and activities. Campsites are generally intended for overnight stays over a longer period, with access to toilets, showers, shared kitchens, shops, restaurants, and activities. Touring pitches usually offer much simpler facilities.

Find touring pitches at these Swedish websites: Husbil.se or Husbilsplatsguiden