Kjerag Lysebotn Camping Resort

Great campsite, but quite pricey. We paid 900 NOK for two nights, including electricity. It was peak season, though. The surrounding area is beautiful, with a view of a waterfall and high mountains. We took a rest day after Kjeragbolten. The sanitary facilities are excellent, and the grounds themselves are a combination of grass and gravel. We were allowed to choose our own spot on the campervan site. It's primarily a campsite for those passing through. You have to book the ferry in advance, and it's not very expensive.

It is remarkable that previous guests complain about the ferry in this way and therefore perhaps give a less good review. The campsite has no influence on this. With advance reservation we were able to take the boat to Lysebotn with a camper (in September). We stayed here for 3 nights and had a great time! Sanitary facilities are new and clean. Helpful reception and surroundings are very beautiful. Opposite the campsite a short walk to the waterfall is recommended.

Just find a spot yourself, says the owner. Apparently it doesn't matter how many campers there are, just cram one in between. I think a maximum of 2 meters between the campers is too little. Terrain is very uneven. Reception difficult to find. Entrance site is chaos. View: campers. Sanitary facilities are ok. NB response to previous reviews: the ferry does take campers, but you must have reserved online in advance, otherwise there will simply be no room.