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Nice spot, especially if you can stand on the edge with a view over Norway's largest lake (Lake Mjøsa). Public toilets available as well as waste bins. Humming from the factory was present, but we did not find it disturbing. A walking/cycling path runs along the lake to Hamar. Worth walking. Along the way you will pass Norway's national railway museum and the ruins of the cathedral church, covered by a glass structure.
lees meerIt's a shame about the disturbing, humming noise from the factory. Furthermore, a nice spot on the beach. Busy during the day with day trippers to the beach. There is plenty of room for campers in the evening.
Nice place for a night. No power here. Completely full at the end of the day. You really hear a hum all night, which is a pity. The setting sun topped it off!
Nice spot, especially if you can stand on the edge with a view over Norway's largest lake (Lake Mjøsa). Public toilets available as well as waste bins. Humming from the factory was present, but we did not find it disturbing. A walking/cycling path runs along the lake to Hamar. Worth walking. Along the way you will pass Norway's national railway museum and the ruins of the cathedral church, covered by a glass structure.
lees meerIt's a shame about the disturbing, humming noise from the factory. Furthermore, a nice spot on the beach. Busy during the day with day trippers to the beach. There is plenty of room for campers in the evening.
Nice place for a night. No power here. Completely full at the end of the day. You really hear a hum all night, which is a pity. The setting sun topped it off!
Strandvegen 166
2316, Hamar, Norway60° 48' 6" N
11° 1' 34" E
60.80179
11.02625
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