A Sweden in miniature. That’s what Prince Eugen called Dalsland. The great artist of royal descent had an eye for beauty and uniqueness. Although it isn’t very large, the region’s landscape is varied, featuring hills, valleys, fresh air, waterways, and forests. At Lake Ragnerud, near the Kroppefjäll Nature Reserve in southern Dalsland, lies Ragnerud with lodging and camping. The view of the lake is breathtaking, and the location is perfect for those who enjoy biking and want to unwind.
You’ll stay in cozy cabins located either right on the lakeshore or in a peaceful spot in the woods. The cabins sleep four to eight people, and the larger ones (Sjödammen, Grillstugan, Smultronstället) are fully equipped for self-catering. If you’re traveling along the Dalslandsleden or Sverigeleden trails and stop by Ragnerud You don't have to feel like you're just sitting around. You can choose to unwind with yoga or go canoeing, fishing, biking in the area, taking a quiz walk, playing volleyball, and so on. There are plenty of options to choose from. You can even give your dog a shower.
In the area there is also a restaurant that is open in the evening week 27-32 Wednesday-Saturday. Sundays v 27-32 brunch 11-15. Here, well-cooked home cooking is served with a local touch and ingredients from Dalsland and western Sweden. If you go to Högsäter, you will find Interiör, which is a shop with furnishings and food from the area, among other things.
