
The Gateway to Dalsland
Discover Dalsland
Vita Sandar is located where Dalsland meets Lake Vänern. A canal and aqueduct, art in old mills, manor houses, small-town cafés, and true wilderness—all within a short drive.
Field Trips
A Sweden in miniature, just around the corner
Stay in one place and see something new every day. And most places are open even after the swimming season ends, so Dalsland is just as worth a visit in May or October.
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Open year-round
Culture & History
Åsnebyn Cultural Reserve
A cultural preserve where you can experience what life was like on a Dalsland farm in the 19th century—historic buildings, open fields, and narrow paths.
about 15 min
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March–November
Art & Coffee Break
Dalsland Art Museum
Contemporary art, design, and crafts in Sverre Fehn’s modern museum building at Upperud, overlooking Lake Spången.
about 20 min
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Open year-round
Small Towns & Cafés
Dals Rostock
A former health resort on the slopes of Kroppefjäll, about 7 kilometers west of Mellerud—Brunnsparken, an herb garden, a museum, and cafés.
about 20 min
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May–September
Canal & Aqueduct
The Dalsland Canal
One of Sweden’s most beautiful waterways—watch the boats pass through the locks, take a boat ride, or enjoy the scenery around the small canal towns.
about 25 min
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Open year-round
Canal & Aqueduct
The Aqueduct in Håverud
One of Dalsland's most famous attractions—a water-filled bridge from 1868 where boats on the Dalsland Canal pass over the rapids.
about 25 min
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Open year-round
Culture & History
The Ruins of Dalaborg Castle
The ruins of a medieval castle on a headland along the shore of Lake Vänern, just outside Mellerud—history and a beautiful view of the lake.
about 25 min
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May–September
Crafts & Arts & Crafts
Not Quite in Fengersfors
A vibrant cultural center in the old paper mill—studios, galleries, workshops, and small shops in historic brick buildings.
about 45 min
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Open year-round
Wilderness
Tresticklan National Park
One of the most unspoiled natural areas in southern Sweden—vast forests, tranquil lakes, and hiking trails in Dals-Ed near the Norwegian border.
about 1 hour 10 minutes
Online booking is open
Book your stay today
Choose a campsite, cabin, or RV and see right away what’s available—or give us a call; we’d be happy to help you find the right option.
- Open year-round
- Dogs are welcome on the beach
- Four-star camping at Swecamp