During the weekend there are many regular guests who, in combination with beer, make quite a bit of noise (fun). There is still a lot of planned work, so a lot of construction mess (playground, for example, is really not possible). Ladies' sanitary facilities are not clean, men's sanitary facilities are. Mainly permanent places, just find a spot. It's ok for a night, but I wouldn't detour for it. No idea how this got 4 stars.

Terraced campsite, quite large, nice view of the harbor and village at the top, clean sanitary facilities, shower for 20 ridge 6 minutes. Nice walk to the waterfall. Tasty pizza at the entrance. Little opportunity in the area for the dog to poop.

Nice view from the place, clean sanitary facilities, not very spacious, very friendly owners, a bit tight to get to the place. You can hear the road at the rear, that's a shame.

Quiet and perfect location on the water while the cruise ship and ferry sail by. The sanitary facilities are new, luxurious and clean - and sufficient capacity for the campsite. A bit expensive but logical considering the location and facilities. The other campsite at the port of Geiranger is very small, it doesn't give me a holiday feeling.

Nice, quiet campsite with a spot for everyone on the water. The sanitary facilities are clean and fine. Hov itself is there in the evening and then you can pay. So during the day you find a spot yourself. The waterfall is nearby and then continue walking.

There is plenty of space on various fields, but electricity is somewhat limited. You have to check in at the barrier yourself and then you pay 1 amount (regardless of the number of days), so actually each time you drive past the barrier. A very beautiful beach, pleasantly busy on a sunny weekend with the Norwegians. The walk to the lighthouse is very beautiful, about 5 hours return including lunch.

Campsite with a beautiful view, but under development. There are excavation works for electricity, including trenches and sand piles. The sanitary facilities are ok. It is clean, but limited in number, so you have to queue in the summer. The WiFi has no range to our place, which is not a big deal.

This is the only campsite at the end of the road on Runde. The pitches are quite spacious, especially on the wall because there are picnic tables in between. At low tide it smells a bit because of the algae, but the view is nice. Sanitary facilities are good and you can buy some food at the kiosk. The campsite is the starting point for walks to the puffins (who arrive around 8 p.m.) and the lighthouse. In summer it is packed unless you arrive early.

A beautiful campsite, excellent clean sanitary facilities, starting point for various walks, beautiful views of a waterfall, fast-flowing river and glaciers. Plenty of space in the preseason, but I can imagine it will be busy in the summer.