@FransPostma

The campsite is only okay due to the mediocre sanitary facilities, which desperately need an update. However, it is still recommended because of the proximity to the nice seaside town of Llandudno (a 10-minute drive to the Promenade) and the reasonable price compared to alternatives in the area.

Beautiful overnight spot due to the view, the silence at night, and proximity to the starting point for the climb of Mam Tor. The location description on Campercontact is a bit unclear. There are two Old Mam Tor Roads. Parking is available on both. We stayed on the dead-end Old Mam Tor Road (the Broken Road) with a turning loop at the end. To get here, navigate to Blue John Cavern. There is also a cafe there, but without a toilet.

You reach the campsite from Little Walden. Drive into Petts Ln. (dead end). Nice location with very basic facilities, £10. Steeply sloping terrain, so look around for some flatter spots.

Good place to stay overnight after a late arrival or before an early departure with the Elbe Ferry. There are toilets, open from 09:00 to 18:00. Paved pitches and grass.

Good free overnight spot with clean toilets and sinks with hot water. However, it is no longer possible to park a little further from the road by a small lake (nothing special, by the way), as reviewer HMMT described, because boulders have been placed on the paths making access impossible.

Simple campsite in a beautiful location by a lake, with full sanitary facilities, somewhat dated but clean. Very friendly welcome, good information, and within walking distance of the beautiful Natursenter, which should not be missed. The panoramic “bird’s eye view” film about Hardangervida is stunning.

There was no one at reception when we arrived on 04-06-2026. But by calling the number on the door, it turned out that we could simply choose a pitch and that the lady we spoke to would come the next morning to settle the bill. She also immediately sent the code for the sanitary building. Very large, typical winter campsite with mobile homes, mostly unused. But the heated building with sanitary facilities including a kitchen: perfect.

This campsite was closed when we were there on June 4, 2026. This was not apparent from the information on the website. We were able to stay at Moen Hytter & Camping, located a little further away.

Excellent overnight stop on the beautiful Sognefjellet scenic route 55 between Gaupne and Lom. The two public toilets are clean and heated, and it is also a good place to freshen up in the morning. A popular spot; by early June, there were already about 10 campers there. Arriving early means a greater chance of finding a level spot.