A lovely campsite, geared towards caravans and children. We also pitched our campervan on a caravan field, with plenty of space and electricity and water everywhere. There's plenty of entertainment and a nice swimming pool. You can order sandwiches, and there's a snack bar and restaurant. The sanitary facilities are excellent. At the end of August, we paid €53 with ACSI for 2 nights with a campervan, 2 adults, and a baby.

Great spot. Lots of permanent caravans, but few people are there at the end of August. At the end of the day, there are always some campers arriving for a night, otherwise it's quiet. Beautifully situated by a river and waterfall. Joker supermarket near the E16 with a good selection.

More than adequate for one night. Yes, you're right in the city center, so there is some noise, but after about 10 or 11 pm, it dies down until 8 am. On the Thursday evening we were there, there were a few motorcycles and BMWs testing their exhausts, but nothing untoward. A total of 7 other campers stayed that night, and everyone kept their distance, plenty of space. The sign says max. 8 hours, but I believe this only applies between 9 am and 5 pm.

We stayed here for two nights, a beautifully situated campsite. We had P1, which is indeed the most beautifully situated, along with pitches 2-4. E3 also has a lovely view, as do the pitches at the front. A modern service building with spacious bathrooms; there could have been a few more. Good Wi-Fi. A washing machine was free, and fire pits are also available for rent. We paid 640 NOK per night, which is expensive, but the view is worth it.

A lovely campsite nestled in the mountains. You can choose your own pitch on the two grassy fields; there's plenty of room. Located fairly close to the road. Excellent sanitary facilities (10 nok for a 5-minute shower), one large bathroom suitable for a family or similar. A nice restaurant with delicious and well-priced pizza (a 40cm pizza is enough for two to share). Good facilities for grey and black water. Inexpensive.

Great campsite for one or more nights. Good sanitary facilities (water pressure could be better), a nice little restaurant, and very friendly staff. Free choice of pitches, but plenty of space to maintain distance. Reasonably fast Wi-Fi.

We had two wonderful days here. Beautifully situated (there are still spots available by the water in the mid-afternoon), quiet, excellent Wi-Fi, and friendly staff. The river is easily accessible for cooling off. A washing machine is available, and drying facilities can be arranged through the owner. A downside is the (in themselves magnificent) sanitary facilities: very low water pressure and a sulfurous smell. The payment system also didn't always work.

Great, small-scale campsite. We stayed here for two nights; it was very quiet. There were some permanent residents, and a handful of campers on the large fields every evening. There's also plenty of space. The owner is friendly. There's a self-service shop. Small restrooms (one shower per gender), but because there are few guests, there's always space. There's a small kitchen. For fishing enthusiasts, there are plenty of opportunities in the river. We weren't bothered by cars or planes.

Great campsite for a stopover. Choose your own spot, 250 NOK without electricity. 10 NOK for a 5-minute shower. Service building dates back to the 1960s, but spotlessly clean (toilet, shower, and kitchen). Might be a bit cramped if the campsite is full (dead quiet in early August).

Fine, but not spectacular. Sites without electricity are located down by the water, directly in the wind, and on a dirty jetty. Sites with electricity are scattered, some clearly marked with grass, others on a gravel field. Views are limited everywhere. The sanitary facilities are a bit dated, but spacious and have a good shower. Black and gray water are combined in a single drain. Good Wi-Fi.