Parking Reine

I agree with the previous review. You can/should buy everything here, but everything else is prohibited: emptying water, disposing of garbage, camping, parking. I think the Lofoten Islands are a complete disgrace. Advice: stay in southern Norway; there are plenty of campsites, plenty of campervan sites, and plenty of parking spaces.

What is Lofoten? Is this a greedy exploitation of tourism with the excuse that they have to preserve the ecological environment? Where are the facilities for disposing of grey water? You refill the water, you change the chemical toilet... and the grey water? Where do you empty it?

Very quiet, there are two parking lots. Arriving from the road, follow the signs for the water drain and turn left into the last parking lot before it. One day costs 25 euros (250 kuna). To pay, you can either put the money in an envelope and drop it in a small box 🫨 or scan it with a QR code, which opens the parking fee and allows you to pay online. A few steps away is a small building where you can flush toilets, waste water, and refill your water.