Sleeping Outdoors

For those who want to experience true wilderness life, there is at least one, sometimes two, campsites with shelters at every stage destination where you can spend the night.

You will need a sleeping bag and a sleeping pad for this. Each shelter accommodates 4–5 adults. Nearby every shelter, you’ll find a fireplace and a dry toilet. Firewood is available at most shelters but may be gone or removed due to fire risk. Trash bins are available at some shelters; if not, please take your waste with you.

More detailed information about each campsite can be found under the description of each stage.

The following campsites are located along the trail:

Northern section:

Blåvättnerna (maintained by Bohusleden), Stensjön, Fjärås Bräcka (2 sites – one near the nature center and one by Lake Lygnern), Äskhult, Stättared, Dranstugan, Gällarpesjön, Åkulla (2 sites – one on the island in Lake Yasjön and one near the outdoor center), and in Ästad in the Långanskogen Nature Reserve by Lake Byasjön.

Central section:

Långesjön, Krogsered, Sandsjön, Kvarnforsen, Kogstorp, Kärnebygd, Eseredssjön, Skattagård, Åkulla (2 sites – one on the island in Lake Yasjön and one near the outdoor center), and Frodeparken.

Southern section:

Frodeparken, Döbla, Hulte, Gyltige, Mästocka, Västralt, Ekegården, and Koarp.

The locations of these “Campsites with shelters” can be found on the Map »

Sleeping Indoors

Along the trail, there are several options for overnight stays indoors – everything from hotels to small, cozy bed & breakfasts. If you choose to stay at these places, you should book your room in advance. Click on Map on the website to see where the accommodations are located in relation to the trail. Then click on Places and select the category Accommodation.

The locations of all “Accommodation” can be found on the Map »

Hiking Packages on Hallandsleden

Book a hiking package where accommodation, meals, and more are included. See the different hiking packages here.