nice place to stand just below Oslo. We have been there during storm Hans. The owner and his wife super friendly and knew what to do and what not to do. Because it had rained a lot, the owner soon came with a shovel full of gravel to keep the streets dry. Sanitary is super clean and new

nice campsite with a view of the fjord. friendly reception. we pricey in august.

nice campsite where you can fish or enjoy the tranquility. clean toilet blocks nice and authentic

nice place if you want to take the boat to Bodø the next day. two service buildings with free showers. reservation is a must or arrive early afternoon (between 12:00 and 14:00). In the evening a family of Orcas came by that were clearly visible from the campsite. according to the experts, this family came by for the third evening. the Reinebringen (trip with all those stairs) is easy to walk from the campsite.

standard answer at the reception: just find a place. that's what we love. no designated places but choose yourself. it is so far the largest campsite where we have been (moving from north to south). good sanitary well clean and well up to date. beautiful views over the white beach and to the mountains.

nice place to stand with a view of the sea. many places that you can choose yourself. spacious and friendly people. plumbing is new and very well maintained. there are two service buildings that are very well maintained. if you are on top of 1 of the terraces, you may experience some problems with the traffic of the e10 in the morning

nice location with sea and mountain views. close to Svolvaer. if you want a sea view you have to be there early. spacious pitches, clean and good sanitary facilities. the road to it is narrow but doable. highly recommended to hike from here (Djevelporten or Tjeldbergtind) or to visit Svolvaer.

you come here for the view (when the clouds are gone). plumbing is very dated and not very clean. shower for a fee. The terrace area is beautiful. make sure you are on time otherwise you will stand on a large concrete slab.