First Camp Mölle-Höganäs at Easter
First Camp Mölle-Höganäs at Easter. What is Easter at First Camp Mölle-Höganäs really like? For many, there are memories of full campsites and busy days. Early in the season, the reality can be something quite different.
Published: 4/6/2026 • By Erik D
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Memories of something else
There is something special about places you have a history with. Mölle is one of those places. Memories of bikes, friends, Easter traditions and plenty of candy. A campsite that felt full of life, where every spot was taken and something was always going on.
Maybe it is just nostalgia. Or maybe things have actually changed.
The reality on site
During Easter, the atmosphere is very different. The campsite is far from full. In fact, it feels quite empty. Many pitches are unoccupied and there is a calm, almost quiet feeling throughout the area.
It feels less like a destination and more like a place waiting for the season to begin.
Limited activities
It is clear that this is still off season. The pool is closed, the bistro is closed and there are very few organised activities.
The mini golf is open, which gives you something to do. But beyond that, children need to create their own entertainment. Fortunately, that usually works just fine.
What actually works well
The service buildings are a clear positive. Plenty of toilets, showers without extra fees and good dishwashing areas. There are also kitchen facilities, which makes everyday camping easier.
From a practical point of view, everything works. It is more the overall experience that feels limited.
When the campsite is not enough
What really makes the stay worthwhile is not the campsite itself, but what is around it.
With easy access to Höganäs, Helsingborg, and Ängelholm, there are plenty of options for day trips. During Easter, local art tours also add things to do.
The campsite becomes more of a base than a destination.
So… is it worth it?
As an Easter destination, it is hard to say it meets expectations, especially if you compare it to past memories.
At the same time, there is something nice about the calm. Plenty of space. No queues. No stress.
The question is whether that is enough.
Conclusion
First Camp Mölle-Höganäs during Easter is not a lively, full service experience. It is quiet, somewhat empty and with limited offerings.
It might be a completely different place during the summer when everything is up and running. That is probably when its full potential shows.
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