We arrived here in the evening, as we often did on our way to Sweden. We were angrily turned away by people who were also parked there with another campervan. They angrily shouted that it wasn't a campervan site anymore but a private one. It also looked very overgrown.

Camper site with electricity = 125 krone. Without it, 100 krone. You're on a grassy field. It's a great place to visit the Gardsbutik.

Nice pull-through camper site. The toilet is not recommended. You're right by the water. There were swimmers there early.

Great location, stunning views of the waterfall, and spacious grassy pitches. The kitchen is excellent. The restaurant and indoor seating are very nice. However, the sanitary facilities are really outdated; most doors don't have locks or hooks that don't work properly. Tip for the owner: fix those locks on the doors, then this campsite will get 5 stars.

We had rain. The campervan pitches were excellent. The sanitary facilities were accessible with a code. The shower was accessible with a debit card. The sanitary facilities were clean. The kitchen, with its single dishwashing area, is very small. I found the kitchen dirty.

Great campsite, no children's camps at the moment. Playground for children, gym, excellent kitchen with two ovens. Shower and toilet facilities are fine. Small pitches that aren't very level. Indoor seating is also available. Fishing, canoes for rent. Spar supermarket 6km away. Super friendly guys and girls running the reception.

Great place to stay. Super clean bathrooms. Beautiful view. The pitches are a bit bumpy. Lots of fishermen and super friendly managers.

Super nice and tidy. Everything included. Beautiful terraces. We were allowed to choose our own spot. There are spots with just grass, asphalt tiles and grass, or just asphalt. Most beautiful spot so far. Fresh bread rolls for sale in the morning.

This is such a beautiful place. Wonderful, clean showers with toilets. Spacious pitches and stunning views. Free washing machine and dryer. Top-notch campsite for a great price. Village within walking distance. Friendly owner.

Great campsite. One service house had no hot water, while the other had hot water, but everything there was a bit older. It was fine, though. We chose the cheaper option with a campervan on a newer section of the campsite that still lacked electricity. There, you're on asphalt with gravel and dirt in front of you. It was 50 euros per night instead of 75. You can take public transport to Oslo city center; a bus stops right by the campsite. There was some roadwork going on at the campsite, but we weren't bothered by it.