A good motorhome pitch with all the necessary services. The sanitary facilities are rather far from the pitches, but everything is easily accessible on foot. The price of €21 is more than reasonable, including electricity.

A very nice pitch with a direct view of the water. Good sanitary facilities with toilet and shower. Grey water, fresh water, and cassette toilet disposal are available. Electricity is included. Marienstad is a very pretty town with Gammelstad (the old town center) and a beautiful church.

Nice campsite, including electricity, right on the Göta Canal. No boats were passing by, and the canal was dry. We received a code via text message for the sanitary block, but it couldn't be opened. A toilet was available in another building. There was no waste disposal. You had to pay for fresh water and grey water disposal. The village was completely deserted; all the grocery stores and restaurants were closed.

A very nice campsite near the ski jumps in Falun. It's about a 50-minute walk to the copper mine. The town of Falun is also very pretty. The campsite has everything you need. It's a shame we couldn't use the sauna.

We didn't stay at the campsite because it was closed. The campsite has everything you need. For 330 SEK in October, it's okay.

Holiday Resort gives the impression that it's supposed to be a fantastic resort. However, the campsite is simple and looks a bit unkempt. It's right on the water. Although the campsite is open, there's no fresh water, no grey or black water disposal. The price is 450 SEK, so it's rather expensive. Electricity is included.

A very nice campsite, with top-notch sanitary facilities and a superb sauna. All services are available. One point deducted because the campsite is the most expensive we visited in all of Sweden. 550 SEK for two people, including electricity. Right next to a ski slope.

Good campsite. Restroom facilities are dated but clean. Relatively few. A very friendly welcome. A very large campsite, very busy in the summer. Fresh water, greywater disposal, and blackwater disposal are available. Electricity included, and washing/drying facilities are available. Right on the water.

Beautiful spot by the water. The old town is in the immediate vicinity. Gammelstad is 10 km away. There are no toilets or running water at the end of October. Wi-Fi and cassette disposal are available. No shower. Okay for one night.

A very nice campsite right on a river. Open year-round. Good sanitary facilities and two lovely saunas in the summer. A dump station is available, and electricity is included. No shops nearby.

Not exactly the prettiest spot, behind a gas station. Okay for a one-night visit to the Arctic Circle. The restrooms are okay, but if the site is full, there won't be enough. A dump station and electricity are included. Be sure to eat the salmon at Santa's Salmon Place. Santa Claus Village is essentially a store where you're supposed to spend as much money as possible. Visiting Santa Claus is free.

Good campsite, but far too expensive. Sanitary facilities are okay. Laundry/dryer for €15. Sauna out of service, being renovated. Right on the water. You can skip Rovaniemi; there's nothing to see there. There are plenty of cheaper campsites along the Arctic Circle.

Very nice campsite right next to the Storforsen Hotel. Excellent restroom facilities. Sauna included. Waste disposal, water, and electricity included. Very good food in the restaurant. The waterfall is well worth seeing.

Good spot for visiting the wildlife park, which is highly recommended. The restrooms and sauna aren't inviting. Laundry costs €3 per wash, and the tub is free. Okay for visiting the wildlife park, but otherwise pretty boring, and there's nothing else nearby.

Good campsite with everything you need. The sanitary facilities aren't new, but they're clean and heated. It's 3 km to Jokkmokk, hence only 3 stars. It's really quite isolated there.

Very good parking space in the Ice Hotel parking lot. Electricity included. There's a package that includes sauna entry, use of restroom facilities, Ice Hotel entry, and breakfast. It was fantastic.

Very nice campsite with excellent restroom facilities. We planned to stay one night, but ended up staying five. We explored the area from here, taking the bus to Henningsvær and Svolvær. The owner was very, very nice. He lent us his car free of charge to drive to Svolvær, so we didn't have to take the camper.

Large parking lot; you can park there for 16 hours. There are no signs indicating that you can stay overnight. We then drove through the tunnel to the other side of the parking lot. There's a toilet and fresh water. Grey water has to be emptied on a small hill; we don't know how that's supposed to work. Payment is made online. The license plate is recorded by a camera.

Very nice campsite right on the E10. Clean sanitary facilities, washing machine, tumble dryer, waste disposal, fresh water sauna. Everything was perfect, right by the sea. We would come again.

Good spot for one night. Restrooms available. Otherwise, no other services. There's even a restaurant during peak season. Right at the start of the hiking trail to Ryten. Few places to stay overnight, as 4 meters of distance between campers is required in Norway.

Good asphalt parking space, 5 minutes from the ferry to Lofoten. Electricity, toilet, and fresh water available. Front row with sea view. Many pitches are also available without electricity. Price including electricity: NOK 350.

Good overnight spot. Right on the E6. You can hear it, of course. Potholes and puddles aren't a problem. Restrooms available. Electricity included in the NOK 200. No other services. Good alternative to the expensive marina spot in Mosjoen.

The parking space is located at the marina, surrounded by industrial buildings and on the E6 highway. Very expensive for such an unsightly location. Payment is only possible via an app, which you have to download. We didn't stay and drove about 12 km further up the road to the next parking space, Baagneset Grendehus. It's right on a lake.

Good parking space at the marina, with a sea view. A mailbox is available for payment: 200 utilities or 20 euros. Toilet and water are available. No greywater or toilet disposal. Electricity is included.

Good overnight spot near the church in Sel Nord. Gravel, near the E6. Restrooms available. No other services. Free or a donation to the church.

This is not a place to stay overnight. There is a large sign there that reads: Welcome to Norway This is a rest area, not a campsite. After a short stay, we wish you safe travels. Drive carefully.

Good place to spend the night. Right on the water. Toilet and shower available, electricity included. We didn't stay in the village. Payment worked without any problems. Right next door is a Rema 1000.

Very nice campsite with a sea view. All amenities are available. Frederikshavn is okay. Very good starting point for taking the ferry to Sweden or as a stopover. Saeby can be explored by bike.

A very nice place, even free for guests over 1.9. Restrooms are available. A lovely walk to the northernmost tip of Denmark. You can see seals on the beach. Skagen is also a very nice place. No electricity, no showers, no water/water, and no shopping facilities in Skagen.

Good spot for one night. There are two sites: Vestre Badhavn and the Sailing Club. We stayed at the Sailing Club. This site is quieter. Vestre Badhavn is essentially a parking lot where you can spend the night if there's space. It was full of cars. The toilet and shower are in a container. The toilet was clogged in the morning. The restrooms at Vestre Badhavn would be better, as they're all in one building.

Beautiful spot right by the harbor. Everything is included in the price: toilets, showers, electricity, washing machine, wastewater, fresh water, and a tumble dryer. A restaurant is located in the harbor. No shops nearby.

Very nice, free parking spot right by the sea and within walking distance of the sculpture. No service. Restrooms are available at the sports center from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., as well as a restroom at the beach resort.

Fantastic parking space that leaves nothing to be desired.

Fantastic parking space that leaves nothing to be desired.

Good parking space without service, toilet in the wave pool from 8.00-20.00, 7 euros, entrance through barrier, level pitches

Very good site with toilets and showers. A 5-minute walk to the center. A concrete site. We were able to park our camper in the garage the first night. The owner is very friendly and accommodating. Everything is very secure and locked. If you want to extend the awning or set up tables and chairs, you shouldn't come here.

Very nice campsite. 5 minutes from the train station to Naples. 5 minutes from the Scavi di Pompei entrance. Plenty of deep trees on the upper site. No trees on the lower site. The best restroom facilities we've had in Italy so far. New and very clean. Highly recommended.

Good spot with simple, clean restrooms. Santa Maria di Leuca isn't necessarily a must-see.

Good site on an old go-kart track. Shuttle bus to Matera. Very friendly operator. Okay restrooms. Matera is beautiful. Be sure to buy some bread at the site; it's delicious.

Beautiful spot, a 20-minute walk to the center. Simple but clean restrooms. Very friendly owners. Beautiful city.

Very nice site. Simple, clean restroom facilities. Close to the sea. Very friendly operators. Access is not permitted for campers over 9 meters. Very nice location. A 10-minute walk to the center via stairs.

Beautiful campsite right by the sea. Restrooms are simple but clean. 12 km from the town center. Taxis are available from the campsite for €25 each way. A good starting point for the Amalfi Coast. Salerno isn't a must-see.

It couldn't be better. Quiet place on a farm with very well-maintained sanitary facilities and washing-up area. Seating and extremely friendly operator. Here you can see that it's not just about making money, but above all about satisfied guests. We'd love to come back. 👍👍👍👍👍