It does what it's supposed to do, and it's very clean right now. Never sure if it's drinking water if it's not marked?

A good base for exploring Trondheim. Bus 2 runs on the main road – walk through the shopping center – every 10 minutes, including return trips. Download the app to pay for the bus! Currently 460 NOK including electricity. I'm not sure if the fresh water at the building is actually drinking water. Not an idyllic location, but I walked past the other CP, and it doesn't seem like a better option: very noisy, close to the main road.

The gas station is no longer called Shell. A hole with three heavy lids: maneuvering to avoid driving into the hole, and quite a challenge for us to aim. (Why not just a hole with a grate?)

This is NOT an overnight stay: not permitted. It is, however, a good daytime parking spot, as it's owned by the National Tourist Board.

What a whiner, Cappo25. If it's not your thing, just move on, without a negative review. It suited us perfectly. We had a lovely bike ride and hike from here: to Hauklandstranda and the top of Nonstinden. Afterwards, a warm and spacious shower; washing machine included; lovely seating on the wooden terrace. Only downside: the NOK 300 online booking fee is excessive. If you can, wait until the morning to book. It's not busy at all at this time of year.

Confirming what Kori wrote: very nice place, beautiful view. Photogenic boathouses. There are three of us there tonight, for now. No dumping available; water refills are included. Payment can be made in NOK, SEK, or EUR, or by bank transfer.

In very hot weather a beautiful spot. By the water a short-mown lawn with large, cooling walnut trees, also accessible if you have not secured a spot by the water. Electricity, but no other facilities. Dumping and refueling is possible on the other side. 7€ plus 4€. Quiet, because Saturday-Sunday and road closure further on. Maybe more noise from the road on other days. On grass, and therefore probably more difficult to manoeuvre in wet weather.

4 nights, as second choice: campsites in the Dolomites are very expensive and booked up very quickly, even in June, apparently. But it turns out to be absolutely recommended. Very friendly owner. Free choice of place. Excellent sanitary facilities. Good base for excursions. Sandwiches can be ordered and supermarkets within cycling distance, as is café van Loacker, for coffee with.

Great CP, but expensive: ultimately 32 euros, all in. Sanitary facilities that many campsites could learn from. Cool but efficient reception. Reservations can be made by phone in the morning. Sushi restaurant across the street; Lidl on the other side. Camping shop next door. Füssen is a picture, even in the pouring rain😄

Beautiful campsite, with sanitary facilities like in a hotel. Place to choose yourself. Very friendly owner and staff. Very good and busy restaurant, with affordable prices. Top!

Excellent base for cycling and walking tours. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Top restaurant connected to the campsite. Good range in the shop. Still only 3* because: - bloody expensive: €64 per night for a standard spot… - …rather small for a 6-metre camper van; - existing guests are not given priority for extension; - sanitary facilities in the main building are dated; - bread sold out after 1/2 hour, several times; - washing machine problems.

No reservations, mid-June, and a standard spot to choose from. It is spacious enough for our camper van, and pitch 1115 was ideal, with sufficient privacy and very quiet. Very friendly welcome. Sanitary facilities are top: clean and more than enough showers. Beautiful bike ride to Pederü, and even more beautiful further on to Fanes. Expensive, we think, like ALL campsites and camper pitches in this region.

Beautiful, green, spacious cp. Booked online in advance, with email confirmation. But that was a good thing: completely full on this sunny spring blossom weekend. Barrier was open the whole time: probably because of the many reported problems.

I totally agree with Nickyok: the idyllic nature of the place is completely ruined by the incredible amount of goose poop. The coarse rock subsoil is also not nice. The bakery in the village is closed this Sunday; the Carrefour is open.

Great CP, within walking distance of the busy, always colorful town with a great, wide promenade. Nice beach and ditto beach bar. Indeed not right that everyone pays the same price, electricity or no electricity. We stayed 2 nights, and moved in the morning to a free electricity spot. Necessary, because the battery had given up during the night. 😏

Price-quality insufficient, in other words far too expensive for what is offered. Location great for visiting the city: can be done on foot. Layout okay. Surface: grass with a lot of sticky sand: what does that do in rainy weather? Sanitary facilities: more or less okay, but a faint shower stream cannot rinse out shampoo 🙃. Contact with reception is difficult. If you have a Camping-car Park card, go to the pitch next to it for less than half the price.

Nice and well-kept place indeed. With 7 colleagues and a few boats on the water, at the start of the Ascension weekend.

Too expensive for what is offered. More like a glorified camper place. 1 night = standing in a row, next to the football field. Toilets are shared with day trippers, who have to cross the campsite to the beach and water, although that does not hinder. Quite clean. Shower cubicles basic; excellent shower jet and temperature.