I stayed here for over two weeks. Highly recommended. Large pitches and very good sanitary facilities. Fresh water and grey water on site! Electricity is a bit expensive, but there are separate meters. Nice tenants, what more could you want? Swimming pool in summer and sauna all year round. Bus about seventy meters away. Lots of permanent campers though. I was here in the low season and paid €19 per night alone. Tourist tax is extra. ACSI works!

We thought the place was great. Despite the freezing temperatures, the service house was extremely well heated and the water was always hot. Absolute recommendation for visitors to Oslo. Water and sewage on site - not in winter - and the price is high but ok.

The space is spacious and modern. Unfortunately, the keypads on the ultra-modern power stations with cell phone payment were completely frozen, so there was no chance of buying electricity. A challenge for us in the icy winter with temperatures around -18 degrees. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities were closed.

Interesting place. In winter it can only be reached with a lot of momentum! Great views of Narvik and towards the Lofoten and of course the Ofofjord.

It is in fact the only open space, even in winter. It's located directly on the E8, but if you know the traffic here in winter, everything is easy. 16A current included and everything else is really top notch. Shower and toilet well heated. and that in snow and -9 degrees. The €28 per night is well spent. Really recommended. We immediately felt comfortable.

€2 for 70 liters of fresh water is too expensive!! We drove on.

A nice, simple parking space and a lovely operator couple! We were received very nicely and also looked after wonderfully over the three days. This personal atmosphere is hard to find today. We can come back and we will!

Unfortunately, the new course was not built according to ecological concerns. Sealed surfaces only. Not even grass pavers. Lawn and wooded areas are not watered! No shadow! no trees Everything doesn't seem to have been thought through to the end. Water points far away and only automatic cassette disposal possible at the new site. About 7 liters of fresh water for 10 cents. Really frugal. It's a pity all. Caravans don't belong here either. top place?