Beautiful campsite nestled among the trees and by the lake. You can find your own spot and pay at reception between 8:00 PM and 8:30 PM. On the other side, they're currently digging and building, so unfortunately, there's a lot of noise between 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM. The bathroom facilities are a bit basic, with very small shower curtains.

A beautiful campsite with large pitches. Everything is Lego-themed and child-friendly, including a large playground, family showers, and Lego on the street corners. A supermarket, mini golf, and of course, Legoland are within walking distance.

Beautiful campsite with a swimming pool, large playground, and a view of the bridge. Large kitchen for cooking and washing dishes. Restrooms require a pass and/or codes, a bit inconvenient. Large pitches, sometimes requiring a long power cord. Service area just outside the campsite.

Great campervan spots near the marina. After paying in the GoMarina app, you'll receive the codes for the building; it's very easy to use. The restrooms are clean, the shower is nice and hot, and the free washer and dryer are a great addition. The Wi-Fi is good, and you can also sit in or near the building and even barbecue. A supermarket is within walking distance.

Beautiful overnight stay in a nature reserve (80 NOK in the envelope; there's an account number, but it's not an IBAN). There are some picnic benches and parking spots scattered along the unpaved road. Very quiet, but I saw a few other cars, no other campers. Beautiful views.

Pay by machine, no cash required. Plenty of parking. Within walking distance of Ales Stenar.

The most expensive campsite we've ever been to. It's a decent campsite, but nothing special. You have to take turns showering with a pass, and the toilets aren't very clean. You can order sandwiches, but that's also very expensive. There's a beach 10 minutes away, shallow and a bit dirty.

Large parking lot with lighting. Next to sports fields. We were here with about six campers/caravans. There is a basketball court and sports fields next to it. There was a party on Saturday night, but we were not really bothered by it. No facilities, perfect for a night's sleep and then on.

Too bad people can reserve such a place, that undermines the entire camper system. When we arrived there were several empty places but unfortunately fully booked. We will not go to these types of camper places anymore, stupid system.

Nice location next to old tower and garden/park. No problems with train and other traffic. Large places. Need a map of campingcar park, you can buy and top up on site.

Under construction, there are fences everywhere and it looks quite closed

The only campsite in this area that is open, all others are under construction. No more space at 1330.

Already no more room at 13:00 and that is early May... In the summer it will probably be super busy here

Large campsite on top of the hill. Showers are nice and warm, there is a football pitch and table tennis tables. The shop is open from 830. The campsite is almost full at the end of the day.

Grumpy reception, check-in only from 1300 hours (despite the half empty terrain). With so little flexibility and friendliness we quickly drove on. At the campsite in the village further on (Zarautz) fortunately we were welcomed hospitably!

Super cheap and in a nice location to cycle to Porto and visit the beach. The showers are nice and warm, there is indeed no hot water for washing dishes. Football field available.

Good location, next to shops and walking distance to town. We walked the Art Nouveau route from here. You can get a map of the route at the white and blue office just behind the station (through the tunnel and then right).

Spacious place with high weeds. The place for water discharge and toilet is in front of the camper place on the right, behind the football and basketball field. The water drainage seems a bit clogged. It was not clear to us where you had to pay. The toilets are very dirty.

Nice big parking lot with trash can and beautiful forest. At the hotel, a little further, there is also space for campers (p1, p2 and p3)

The price-quality ratio is top. The showers are nice and warm and the baker comes around 10 o'clock to drive around the campsite. Furthermore rather faded glory, many seasonal places with blue plastic stretched over them.

Great campsite with spacious pitches, sanitary facilities are neat and clean, water is nice and warm and you can walk to various beautiful places to see flysch (5 minutes to 2 hours walk)

Free camper place with space for campers on one side, for regular cars on the other. It was quite busy and cramped when we were there. Facilities are broken and indeed a busy road next to it.

Free new camper place of campingcar-park, so you need such a pass (or you can buy it on the spot at the machine). Neat and practical, everything you need. Flat places with electricity. There were some loitering youth but not too much trouble.

Very neat place next to a cafe with coffee, wine and cake. Arrival until 8 p.m., register in the cafe officially between 6 and 7 p.m. Toilet, shower and washing up area in a building for which you need a code. Neat and hot water. Sandwich service.

Parking lot with facilities (electricity, water, toilet) and payment machine (choose French as the language, otherwise you will get stuck). Nice location for cycling to the village and a beach for swimming nearby. Camper site is located just above the tunnel, it took some searching to get there.

Parking space at a lake without facilities, there is a toilet. You can walk from here to Glacier 3000. There were about twelve campers, enough space but a bit bumpy when you stand in the grass. You actually have to pay the tourist tax in the village. The cowbells make a lot of noise, but luckily the cows keep quiet at night.

Beautiful location with spacious pitches and views of mountains and glaciers. Well packed. With a lot of effort and waiting, they were just able to find us a place for 1 night. There was a long line at the showers. Table tennis, playground and bouncy castle for the children.

Large campsite, quite small and lots of Dutch people. The pool is packed all day. The showers are nice and warm, the toilets are rather mediocre and it is not very clean. There is no place for water discharge and clean water is not very useful, the owner also indicates that she is not really equipped for campers (more for tents). Shop with sandwiches and other food. There is not much to do in the village itself.

Nice and neat campsite near shops and cable car. Football field, playground, table tennis, chess and a swimming pool, so plenty to do for children. Sanitary facilities are cleaned several times a day. Showers with coins, luckily nice hot water. Sufficient washing up places. You will receive 1 garbage bag for your waste, if you have more waste you will have to buy a new bag.

Top location! No amenities. The parking meter is at the exit, still bring 20 fr in coins. The first parking space is at the glacial lake, followed by two more parking spaces. There is plenty of room, but on Saturday the last parking lot was quite full. You can hike from here to the mountain hut on top.

Campsite in a village, you can take the bus to the lake for free. Baker from 800-815 hours at the campsite, shop in the village within walking distance. The campsite is neat, but the owner is a preachy type. We arrived too early, didn't we look on the website that we couldn't arrive until 2 p.m.? We also had to be more patient (we had to wait quite a long time for the key to fill up the water). Her hobby is mowing the lawn, so bring earplugs.

Very neat camper spot, you have to pay for everything separately. Enough space.

Parking lot without facilities. After P1 and P2, continue for a few hundred meters, not busy and enough space for large campers. Cycling to the cable car at Oeschienensee is easy, but even more beautiful is the walk from the camper place. Take the road up, to the left. After the tunnels you come to the beautiful swirling river with bridges.

Beautiful location along the water and with a view of the Deutsche Ecke and the fortress. The ferry is no longer there, but it is possible to walk. Sanitary facilities are neat and clean, showers are warm. Small playground and table tennis table.

The campsite is a bit dated and the pitches are bumpy. The location is good, you can walk to the village and the supermarket is close by. The showers are hot. There is a playground for the little ones.

The place is now free and without amenities. There are 4 places according to the board. You could also park in the other parking spaces if your camper is not too long. There is a bakery in the village.

Large campsite, the pitches with electricity are at the back. Perfect base for walking through the gorge (sucha bela). There are ping pong tables out front. Wash with cold water, except in the kitchen. You must pay the bill for the electricity on departure. Sandwiches available in a shop near the campsite.

Expensive and messy. There is an area on the campsite where sports games are organized. As a result, it is full of children everywhere. You have to pay for the trampoline. There was a DJ playing terrible and very loud music in the party tent for hours. The shower (3min for 1 coin) was cold. There is now water drainage and a washing machine. You can easily cycle to the town from the campsite.

Good location for walking, we were very nice at the stream with a view of the mountains. Shower with coins, wash quickly because time is short. The neighbors have a nice climbing village and you can use the trampoline for free in the evening. In the morning there was an invasion of sheep and we also saw a deer on the campsite earlier.

Campsite with a beautiful view, you can find a spot yourself. It was quite busy. Nice hot showers if you are on time. Sandwiches on the campsite in the shop at the restaurant.

Well-maintained motorhome with marked out pitches and indeed a beautiful view of the Giant Mountains. There are showers, toilets and a washing-up area.

Small campsite with a few fields and several toilet / shower cubicles. The reception is closed between 2 and 7 pm.

Huge campsite (four fields) with many empty spaces. There is a (set-up) swimming pool, football field, playground and playhouse. Showers are okay, washing up water is lukewarm and few spots. Many Dutch people here.

Neat motorhome with marked out places. It was busy. The church bells will get you back on the road early. A little further on is a playground and there are two geocaches around the corner. If the village club is not busy, you can also play pétanque.

Very nice place, close to the highway and yet wonderfully quiet. Two fields, the one at the back has the most beautiful places and also a bowling alley, trampoline, swing, ping pong table and 4 in a row game. Bread service from June, for the bakery in the village you have to go by bike. The owl didn't make much noise last night.

The only nice thing about this ca ping is the location (nearby train to Barcelona) and the hot water in the showers (your stuff will get wet, small cubicle with only 1 hook). The campers are huddled together in front, the swimming pool is indeed very green and there is nothing else you would want to do on the campsite itself.

Neat motorhome with large demarcated pitches. Good location to walk to the old town (10-15min).

Neat campsite with nice showers and a lovely heated swimming pool. Cheap and you also get a welcome drink.

Nice location, you can walk to the beach and cycle to the villages and gardens in the area. Excellent showers, playground is especially nice for the little ones. The pool was not yet filled when we were there, the campsite had only just opened.

There are no facilities, just a garbage container, but the location is great. Close to an old Roman villa, the beach, the beautiful cliffs, the castle and also a supermarket, playground and skate park nearby. Large field with many places.

Neat place with demarcated pitches. Lots of space, playground, river and a supermarket around the corner. Motorhome parking card required, you can buy this on the spot at the device (5 euros extra).

Quite a nice place but quite pricey if you are with children (21 euros for 1 night), that you have to pay extra for children on a motorhome, we have never experienced in 12 years with the motorhome on the road. Hard to find, no signs or anything.

Large car park with area for motorhomes. A dirty place without water, but free electricity.

Nice lawn to spend the night. The restaurant is closed for vacation. Several other restaurants can be found within walking distance. Lots of traffic rushing past. We were here with two campers, there is room for about six.

Nice site with lots to do and see for kids, Legos on every corner and lots of themed playgrounds and family showers. Walking distance to Legoland. Many new bushes have been planted, it looks neat. Very spacious pitches, nice and flat. Wonderful showers and no queues at the showers even in the summer holidays. Recommended.

Nice location with electricity and flat spots. There is a small tap and there are trash cans. You can easily walk to the town and the tower. Costs were slightly higher than 150kr, we paid slightly above 200kr at the machine.

The well for waste water is clearly to be found, but it is unclear where exactly you should discharge the toilet and we only find a water hose somewhere in a corner near the store, it doesn't look very fresh at all.

Difficult to find, at the back of an industrial area is a road to the caravan company. It is busy with discharges, the place is popular with the Norwegians. Drinking water is on the other side, against the building, not at the discharge and toilet. Apart from the good facilities, it is also quite a desolate place, you are in a parking lot between the campers and caravans.

Great place, but there is a sign (recently?) that it is forbidden to stay overnight (camping forbudt). see pictures. There are currently about 15 campers staying overnight here, but we have the idea that this is no longer the intention. Hence this warning. Too bad because the place is really good. Very close to the metro, and in 20 min in Oslo.

It was very crowded here and it looked filthy, so we drove on. But the parking space on the Ekeberg was not available due to a big football tournament and the place in Skullerud now has a camping prohibition sign, so there are not many other options in Oslo

There is a big football tournament going on and a funfair, unfortunately you can't park here now :-(

Small riverside site with many cabins and some nice camping spots along the river. The plumbing is really very old and in a terrible condition. There is only 1 washing-up area and 2 showers. All play activities such as trampoline are now grouped under the activity center. You have to pay for that separately (bracelet system, 300kr family) but then you can also go canoeing, disc golf, footgolf, play with a controllable car etc.

By far the neatest campsite we've seen in Norway! Neat places, everything clearly marked, brand new sanitary facilities (with card system). You even have a free machine to flush your toilet cassette. Nice walk from here to the park/forest and to the gorge.

Nice view, you can walk here and you will also come across some tufts of snow. No amenities. We were here in the evening with about 15 campers. A whole herd of goats passed by. And in the morning buses with tourists.

Cycling to the center is fine despite the height difference. You have to search for "Parking i Bergen" in the Google play store. Other apps like easy park didn't work for us. After that, payment by credit card went smoothly. The site does not offer much else but a great base for a visit to Bergen. Also a train station a few hundred meters to get to the center, not tried further.

Campsite in 2 parts, one below directly on the lake and the other half above the road. A camper or tent is crammed into every free spot. Showers cost 10kr and are cold in the evenings and not very clean. A beautiful place and the walk to the lake is doable, you can also go further, but to the glacier takes 8 hours from here. There is a playground, trampoline and close to a football field.

The restaurant is finished. The rear area can accommodate campers, there were 25 to 30 in the evening and there would have been some more. It was swampy, but there are places on the gravel as well. You pay for parking at the barrier (185kr), for overnight stay you pay in the restaurant (150kr). The access road is narrow, but doable if you drive slowly. You can fill bottles of water at the restaurant, no further facilities.

Campsite with many permanent places, where you are put in between with your camper. Little hut dude. Right on the lake, where you can fish, canoe and swim. Playground (with trampoline), football field and nice hot showers.

Parking for cars and motorhomes, lots of people come to see the lighthouse and then leave so there is always a spot. In the evening there were 25 campers for the night, it was far from full. Pay at the machine (200 nok), with the ticket we could also visit the lighthouse area, which normally costs 100 per adult. No facilities, but a very nice place.

Parking space next to supermarket (rema 1000). Not very pretty, but useful in itself. Need cash.

Especially many houses and permanent places. Campers stand in between and on the football field, which is not a very nice place. You have to pay extra for a shower and washing up places are not to be found. Apart from the playground, a camping site does not really have much added value in this way.

A beautiful campsite with lots of space, a playground, a spacious football field and a swimming pool. The toilets and showers are neat but there are very few, you have to wait constantly. A 15 minute walk to the beach and a ten minute drive to the departure point of the boats.

Large campsite with many Italian large tent constructions, but wonderfully quiet in the preseason. Right on the sea. Temperature of the showers not adjustable and hard jet, slightly less suitable for children. Playset just outside the campsite on the beach. Cycling to Chioggia is easy (15 min). Wastewater spot on the campsite rather inconvenient, but 200m from the campsite (drive a little further) there is a nice public discharge spot.

There are now 4 places with a sign and a slightly larger parking space, where campers can stand. Smaller campers are also in the regular boxes in the parking lot. Electricity is available for a fee, there is a public toilet block and there are containers for rubbish nearby. Nice town with several restaurants. The dogs still bark, but not so loudly so slept well here.

We looked for a while but did not find any signs or anything that points to a camper place. closed down?

A nice base to visit Florence, easy to do by bike. Sanitary is neat, the glass shower walls are a bit special. With a 7.3 m motorhome, you can only fit in one spot across the board. There is a nice (cold) swimming pool, football field and playground. Supposedly very busy in summer.

Campsite right on the lake. In the preseason, many gates are closed and the football field is not accessible. Good place for waste water etc., nice and spacious. Showers with lovely hot water. We paid 40 euros per night (2 adults and 3 children).

Beautiful location, spacious campsite where you can find your own spot. There is an extra field next to the river, where the pitches are even more beautiful than on the field near the reception (especially along the edges of the field). Minimarket at 1.5 km and there will be a bread cart at 800 o'clock. You can discharge water next to the reception. Many beautiful hiking trails in the area and nauurlijk dips in the ice cold Soca.

The motorhome parking is at the very back of the parking lot, under the bridge, next to the skate track. There is some local youth who hang out, but they do not cause much nuisance. You can hear the road above it a bit. The place itself is not much special, you can discharge waste, toilet and water. The village and castle are within walking distance. There are plenty of places to stand.

Brilliant location, near a suspension bridge over the river Soca, where you can also walk towards the waterfall (the walk itself is more beautiful than the waterfall). Narrow access road but plenty of space on the site. You can choose a pitch, even when the reception is closed, and there is an extra field on the other side of the road. Near the river so plenty of cooling and beautiful views.

Hutje muttje camping: tight spots, you are practically against each other. The roads are also a challenge (narrow and steep) so make sure you pick a good spot or you won't get away. Many seasonal pitches. Shower and dishes with coins (50 cents), really outdated. There is a nice playground with a trampoline and an outdoor swimming pool.

Nice spacious places. New sanitary building with sufficient showers, toilets and washing-up areas. Gate with access code to the campsite. Large playground. Bread roll service (choice of 2 types). A tree for every place. Right on the Danube. Supermarket about 4 km.

Nice location, the address is not quite right, the right address is wr neustadterstrasse 42 (a street away). There is WiFi, showers, toilet, electricity, water, waste bins and a clubhouse that is open continuously. Lots of space on the lawn. Costs more than 20 euros.

Close to the beach and very nice sanitary facilities, clean and nice warm water. Camping pitches are not very special, just a grassy field.

Very inhospitable arrival: reservation turned out not to be noted and we were asked to wait just half an hour because they first had to get food themselves. Water tap had just been installed, unfortunately several people drank water with bugs. After reporting the owner flushed the management but did not seem to worry about this! There are only 2 showers and showering with a coin, no longer of this time. Location is only thing that is nice.

Campsite with different types of pitches and a large number of permanent pitches. Good showers, a large playground, mini golf and the municipal swimming pool at 100m (so you have to pay separately, buy tickets online in advance due to corona). Tasty sandwiches. Nice campsite to stay for a few days with children.

Simple camping. One long line of campers, caravans and tents. Showers moderately clean and very dated. No toilet paper for ladies and a grumpy note about vandalism. Only 1 washing up place. The caretaker was rather grumpy with us anyway and the water discharge place is at the entrance, so you have to block the entrance for everyone, awkward. Not expensive and a nice view of the castle.

The signage was rather mediocre, the only sign that was there pointed the wrong (very narrow) road. Very quiet, biergarten was closed. Register with an app and pay separately for electricity and water. The municipality came in the morning with six men unabashedly and with a lot of noise to prune plants, right around our camper, even the power cable had to be put aside, unpleasant.

The reception was mediocre, it was clearly not the intention that we immediately wanted to discharge dirty water (which was not successful in the previous place because it was very tight there, can happen once in the end). After much sighing and grumbling she pointed us to the hole. Nice view, you are at an angle and it was full early (many reservations, which may not be the intention).

Very neat campsite, well maintained by the owner. Swimming pool, stream, playground and beautiful view.

Wait 3 hours for the reception to open again at 3 pm, who will think of that! grumpy staff. then let them know that they are completely full. in those three hours we saw at least 40 free places while looking around. Why could the owner not place a sign with full or similar? Driving around a big arch, not customer friendly at all! Customers find it especially difficult and annoying

It takes some searching, the place is at the old stadium and not at the new one, which is still under construction. You are standing in the parking lot where many buses let their engines roar for half an hour, probably for the air conditioning. As a base it is a nice place, with the bike you are quickly at the center. The service area is between the viaducts, just next to the parking.

Beautiful sheltered camper place among the trees with free places. Electricity available here and there, if you are on time you can puncture. Good atmosphere with lots of young people and hammocks everywhere. Bread service passes by in a van at 900 in the morning. Short bike ride to the beach.

Very nice camper place, even at the end of July enough places left here. You can stand on grass or sand. Some noise from the road and waiting in the morning for the service spots. Plek is located on the cycle path to the mont and after 1800 hours you can cycle all the way to the entrance. Recommended!