We are very proud to manage one of Sweden's best waters. Our source is located two hundred meters down in the Småland bedrock. This water, which we steward with care, has the best possible pH value and contains only natural minerals. In the summer, we drink it ice cold straight from the deep bedrock. Don't miss out on enjoying our water when you visit us. Water cannot be owned; help us protect the Earth's water.
At Änghultasjön, visible from Base Camp, you'll find "The Beach." It's a wonderful spot where you can swim, barbecue, and there are also camping options available for both tents and caravans/motorhomes. Additionally, there are opportunities for fishing. Fishing permits can be purchased through the app iFiske, available for both Android and iOS.
With a view over Änghultasjön, located between two of our barbecue spots, Over view and The Pit, you'll find our outdoor gym, Fitness Forest. There, you can train for free at a gym that is built on-site and offers various workout opportunities.
Would you like to experience more attractions in the area around Klavreström and Little Rock Lake? Here we offer some tips on other experiences worth visiting.
Experience Uppvidinge and the Glasriket (kingdom of glass). Discover the home of the renowned Småland glass art, meet artisans, visit glassworks, and engage in and try your hand at this noble art yourself.
Come and discover Kosta's greatness in the detail. Learn about glass craftsmanship, try glassblowing, or just enjoy the proximity to nature. You will find taste experiences beyond the ordinary and encounter adventure around the corner.
Granhult Church is an unusually well-preserved medieval wooden church from the 1220s. There are only about a dozen more or less preserved wooden churches from this time period in the entire country, and Granhult Church is one of them.
Mining in Småland has a long history, and some of the first mines in Sweden were opened here. Both minerals and various types of stones were extracted. Today, you can visit several of them, enjoy guided tours, and listen to music.
Moredalen is a rocky ravine located on the border between the municipalities of Hultsfred and Högsby. Here in Småland's Grand Canyon, with its mighty landslide cliffs, rock shelves, and flowing water, there is a rich flora of mosses and lichens.
"Trollebo Portar" is a scree, a steep ravine, which can be followed for just over four kilometers. From the edge of the scree, you have a breathtaking view of "Helvetes håla" (Hell's Hole): a round and often water-filled cavity in the middle of the ravine.
The current tower was built in 1958 with an extension of the two top floors two years later. Previously, there was also an old tower located nearby. It was built between 1878 and 1880 and was later demolished in 1923.
Illharjen and Stora Illharjen are two separate reserves that border each other. Here, the waters of the Emån River split into several streaming creeks, forming a delta-like landscape.
Along the slightly over two kilometers long reserve trail, you'll encounter fairytale-like settings, vibrant bird songs, and blooming wood anemones. The journey follows the sharply marked Braåsen, formed millennia ago when the inland ice retreated.
On aventyrligare.se, you'll find tips on exciting places in Sweden to visit. Most of them are open and completely abandoned in forests and fields. These are not places that require trespassing or are in any way illegal or forbidden to visit. Almost all of the locations are also free to visit, but there are a few exceptions.