Fine place to park, but you are on rough gravel. By the water, but opposite a fish farm (which hums constantly but otherwise causes no nuisance: it looks like a data center). The sanitary facilities are new and excellent, as is the kitchen/living area. Not very inspiring. Apparently, you can also eat there during the summer months (July, early August). When we were there (late August), it was deserted. The owner comes in the evening to collect the 350 kroner.

250 NOK (plus another 50 for electricity) is too much for a gravel parking lot behind the Spar and the local pub, with a toilet block. Additionally, on weekends it is a bit of a hangout for the youth and a place where trekkers, ATVs, and pickups gather. Two showers and one toilet for women and one for men. Very basic, basically. If you arrive early and the campers aren't parked right along the edge, you might have a chance of a view of a fjord.

Beautiful waterfront campsite with views everywhere. Terraced campsite. New sanitary facilities in May 2026. Spacious, well-equipped kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker, plates, pans, etc. Living area with sofas and TV. Excellent Wi-Fi throughout the campsite. Located by a small harbor where you can rent a boat from the campsite owner, for example to go fishing. Various cottages and rooms.

Disposing is fine, washing hands too. Refilling water is not.

Beautiful spot on the edge of the Nordangsdalen valley. Many walks are possible: steep uphill, but also flat through the valley. The campsite has basic facilities (shower, toilet, outdoor washing-up area, playground, grass field for tents, gravel mixed with grass for campers, and a few small cabins). The small shop where you pay has enough for a few meals. Kim is a very nice man who manages the business and the campsite. There is a café/restaurant in the harbor.