We spent one night here. There are clean toilets and a garbage container. Apart from that, no amenities. We paid €21 for a motorhome including 2 people. Expensive parking. Entry to the North Cape Hall is €33 per person. There is a souvenir shop, a restaurant, a fairly large museum with the history of the North Cape and a panoramic cinema.

We stayed here one night at a time by chance, one week apart. We drove a little further back, however, until we reached the river bank. There is room for about 2 RVs. You should check beforehand whether there is still room, because turning can be difficult (we were 7m). We were both completely alone. The rest area is very well maintained and clean, including a fireplace.

Super nice operators. We were passing through and were looking for a place for V/E, which was no problem here for a fee. The campsite is also very nicely decorated and in the middle of nature, with space for up to 20 campers according to the operator.

Amazing campsite! The price is absolutely justified, there is mini golf, pool, sauna, etc. Very clean water/supply station.

Only suitable for self-sufficient camping. No toilets, no disposal facilities and you either have to be there very early or come after 6pm in the evening to find a spot. But there are beautiful hikes, even possible as far as the North Cape.

Very nice reception. We were only passing through for a short time and used the V/E station. Emptying and filling everything for 10€ was completely fine.

Super nice place, quiet, without amenities, but with lots of nature all around.

Nice place for a night. It's an asphalt parking lot with public toilets and latrine disposal. There are some places to sit around the parking spaces. Everything is very neat and clean. Parking is free for 12 hours. So great for a night and a hike. The only drawback is that you can hear the nearby road very clearly, but I think that's bearable for one night.