Campsite in the national park. There are several well-marked hiking trails. We did the 8.5 km one; it is manageable, but be aware that you are constantly climbing and descending. There is a dry toilet, and we had a great night.

Very beautiful place with great walks across the peninsula/estate. There are beautiful buildings, slept nice and peacefully.

Beautiful place, you can walk well there

An incredibly beautiful spot. Far enough from the road so there is no noise disturbance. Slept wonderfully peacefully. Several campfire huts to shelter from the rain.

Nice spot by a fairly fast-flowing river where locals fish. Space for plenty of campers and there is a dry toilet. Definitely worth a visit.

A lovely campsite with 6 beautiful bathrooms equipped with a toilet, sink, and shower. When a bathroom is free, you select the right one in the hallway at the sort of ATM. Then you hold your debit card against it and pay 15 crowns. And then you can take plenty of time to shower—about 10 minutes, lovely. They thought of our four-legged friend too. Across the road is a fenced play area with toys for the dog. All in all, a nice, pleasant campsite.

We arrived in thick fog, but after a while it cleared up completely, revealing a very beautiful part of Norway. Plenty of hiking opportunities, and the gravel road leading up to it is very manageable. Had a quiet night. Great spot.