Moskenes Camping

Beautiful view, easy to walk to the Reinebringen. The kitchen is neat and it is busy there too. The bathroom facilities are just adequate. Everything is done with codes. We didn't see anyone.

The owner of this campsite wants to get rich ASAP. Of course, market forces apply, but this is the most expensive campsite of all during our 5-week trip in Norway. 54 Euros for a campsite that is beautifully situated, but a sanitary complex is closed, meaning more than 100 people have to make do with 2 showers per sex and 3 toilets where parts are missing, such as functioning squeegees and hand soap. And not clean.

We experienced no problems with the number of toilets and showers (stayed here for 3 nights). High pitches offer the most beautiful view, but there is no Wi-Fi. A good base for exploring. Good explanations and a map of walks and sights are available at reception. (Tip: walk from the campsite to Reinebringen and then climb up. The walk around Ågvagnet is impossible; it is muddy and difficult.)