Great free paved campervan site. Restrooms in the harbor. Views of/near the beach and the statues/bunkers on the Atlantic Wall. There's a museum next to a wakeboarding track—great for watching the action! Great for walking the dog, swimming water (also for humans); water quality is monitored. The oil rig can be viewed from a short distance (interesting). Highly recommended, yes... versatile, a nice place if you're self-sufficient. Thanks.

Stayed for two nights in 32°C. The management is incredibly friendly. The sanitary facilities are clean, with two showers. A 4-minute shower costs an extra €1.50, but sometimes cold water is the only drawback. Choose your own spot; a 4-meter distance is mandatory (and helpful). There's a playground, a small beach, and swimming. Dog-friendly. The village and supermarket are within walking distance. There's a camper service area. The WWII camp museum is within walking distance.

Free, paved with a garbage can. Stunning views. WWII history; also visit the museum in Narvik itself a little further away. We swam in the water, which was lovely, though it was a bit of a scramble over the rocks. There are crabs and sea urchins, so watch your toes.

Wow... we just got here. I didn't see anywhere where you had to pay (the cubicles were empty), so I thought I'd check this out. You're not allowed to stay overnight anymore. We've been traveling for a week and a half, thinking we'd sleep at the northernmost point! 🥲 There's plenty of room, what a ridiculous rule!

Beautiful spot, but REALLY crowded. At the aforementioned new villa, there are two barking Keeshonds in a kennel. Lots of cyclists, cars, motocross riders, and so on, swimming from the jetty (even when you want to sleep). You have to get off the jetty because walking in is impossible (mud). A Finnish family with a caravan and generator is parked in front of our camper. Neighbors are angrily pointing. It won't be long before this happens.

Located along a busy road. There's a very large parking lot with caravans, buses, and campers from all over the world. Across the street is a quick dump station where you can dump your car and get water (4 euros). There's plenty to do and eat in the Christmas village. Dogs are welcome almost everywhere. It's commercialized and expensive, but hey, parking is free. The staff at the Christmas village are incredibly friendly.

It looks beautiful, but there are caravans everywhere and people with too much stuff. It's not a camper site, but a campsite.

Nice spacious camper place along the highway between the trees with waste bins and a picnic table per place. There is also a playground. The only downside is the noise from the highway and at the gas station there is a tank that is sprayed every hour and that sounds super loud, so the first time we were scared to death 🫣

Great camper place, if it is full you can park your camper 24 hours (buy a ticket) next to the cp place. You can not discharge grey water because your camper can not get to the dumping point, but free fresh water with a watering can and you can get rid of your porti porti and waste. The area is magnificent. We always find this cp an experience