We had to get used to the prices again after Scandinavia. 60 euros for a night with 2 adults and 2 children. The campsite itself has nice and clean sanitary facilities on the "land" side. It's a quiet campsite with spacious pitches for visitors, which you can choose yourself. The Elbe side also looked nice, but because we were with children and there were playgrounds and showers on the land side, we chose that one. The surrounding area is beautiful for cycling and running.

We were disappointed with this campsite. Quite expensive for a basic pitch in low season, followed by a 50 kr per person charge for showers (5 kr per minute) and the swimming pool. Larger campervans (>6m) pitch right next to the main road. Lots of regular guests make a lot of noise/play music until late. We'd never experienced this before in Norway. The trampoline is across the road, so we had to bring it with us if we had children. The new bathroom facilities and kitchen area under the swimming pool are great.

A lovely, spacious, and quiet place to spend the night. No amenities, but that's not necessary if you're self-sufficient. Wake up wonderfully near the museum and nature reserve.

Fantastic spot, we were on the side overlooking the sea and the lighthouse. We arrived at 5 p.m., and it was busy with campers, but there was still plenty of space. Nice and quiet at night. In the evening, we saw the lighthouse and a beautiful sunset without regular visitors. There are several walks around the parking lot, and the café is open from 11 a.m. Wi-Fi at the café and toilets near the barrier remain open.

A really lovely and beautiful campsite on the fjord. Beautiful pitches, including a grassy field right on the beach. A village with a supermarket is within cycling distance. There are also some nice walks near the campsite. The sanitary facilities, while clean, are a bit outdated and could use some renovation. We were charged 590 NOK per night, which we found a bit pricey, especially since the café was already closed. However, we had two wonderful days here.

Beautiful campsite. Spacious pitches, many with a view or right on the water. The facilities are excellent. Nice showers and toilets. Supermarkets are just around the corner. There's a nice playground for children, and a separate indoor area as well. The town center is within walking distance.

Fantastic place to stay overnight. No other facilities, but that's not necessary with such a beautiful view. Wonderfully quiet in the evening after everyone has left, and also a wonderful way to wake up in the morning. We were there with about eight campers, and it was manageable. We headed straight up the mountain in the morning.

Fantastic place to stay overnight. No other facilities, but that's not necessary with such a beautiful view. Wonderfully quiet in the evening after everyone has left, and also a wonderful way to wake up in the morning. We were there with about eight campers, and it was manageable. We headed straight up the mountain in the morning.

A great campsite for visiting Oslo. The sanitary facilities are clean and well-maintained. Bus 42 stops right in front of the campsite, and bus 45 is just around the corner, perfect for getting to the city center. The pitches are spacious and the facilities are good. There's also a gas station and supermarket at the entrance. We had an 8m campervan and spent the first night on the asphalt and the second night (due to availability and cost; grass was 200 kr cheaper) on the grass, closer to the lake. It was also perfect.

Great place for an evening stop. Electricity is available on a large, flat field with a fair number of campervan sites, some with lake views. We were on the beach side, which was also nice! Drinking water is available at the campsite. Toilet and wastewater disposal is available in the parking lot further down the road. There's a playground for the kids across the street, as well as a supermarket within walking distance and a Burger King across the street. 😉