A trendy, fun, neat, and large campsite in the dunes. Lots of guests, a wide variety of camping gear: VW vans, roof tents, sturdy campers, etc. It's a fun sight to see. There's a small restaurant and shop out front, and the restrooms are nice and clean. We stayed here for a few nights two years ago and have fond memories, so we stayed one night this time on our way through. However, we were shocked by the price for one campervan with electricity, two adults, three children, and one dog: €93.34! It was ridiculous!

What an idyllic campervan spot, with apple trees, flowers, a greenhouse, a hammock, and lots of grass and greenery. We stayed here overnight after arriving by ferry from Norway. €15 per night including electricity. There are no restrooms. You can deposit cash (in euros or DKK) in a mailbox. We'll stay here again next time. On the outward journey, we stayed at Hirtshals for €75 per night! 😅

€59 per night for 5 people, 1 dog, and electricity. Large campsite (new pitches currently under construction), spacious pitches, sufficient and clean restrooms, a small beach on a lake further down the road, excellent location close to the city, bus stop just across the street. We enjoyed our 3-night stay here! Oslo itself is also highly recommended.

A great campsite with ample, clean sanitary facilities. The gravel camper pitches are convenient, but not suitable for a side tent. The town of Lone is a bit of a mess. There are two supermarkets and a gas station around the corner.

Voss is very touristy and therefore busy, as is the campsite. Around noon, the parking lot was already full of people waiting for a spot. We chose to drive on, as we didn't think it looked that special. The owner was friendly.

We visited Bergen and spent one night at this campervan site. It was 350 NOK, easy with the EasyPark app. Perfect for an overnight stay. The tram/metro to the city center stops right in front of the site.

It's not cheap, but no campsite in the North is. In return, you get a truly stunning view, free use of lovely, clean showers and toilets, a clean kitchen and dishwashing facilities, kayaks, pedal boats, and crystal-clear water for swimming and fishing. There are several fun activities to do in the area: the Loen skylift, glacier visits, shopping, hiking, fishing, swimming, etc.

Didn't book in advance? Then report to reception around 1 p.m. for a spot. Only one spot without power was available for us, which was fine with a campervan. The sanitary facilities were new and nice, but shared. Due to crowds, they were often occupied and therefore quickly became less fresh. Cleaning starts around 1 p.m. Tip: shower immediately upon arrival! Flåm is very touristy, but you simply have to see it. The Flåmsbana is fun if you haven't seen much of Norway yet. We spotted dolphins during the fjord safari!

Beautiful campsite nestled in the mountains, plenty of space on the large, flat, green lawn, and new and clean restrooms. There's only one shower per woman/man, but during peak season, there are also units next to the original building. Highly recommended!

Camping Støyen doesn't exist! It's Camping Støylen, which is also listed here in the app. Just a little further down on the map. Camping Støylen is fantastic!

Tinglev was our first stop after leaving the Netherlands. We didn't arrive until around 8:30. The owner was super friendly, and the check-in system was easy and convenient. The place is absolutely beautiful and peaceful. We weren't thrilled with the bathroom facilities, which were in two separate rental units; a toilet, sink, and shower all in one room. We washed dishes in the dark, outside without a roof, using cold dishwater. We imagined the sheds offered better alternatives.

Because of the warm weather, we opted for two nights by the sea at this beautifully situated campsite. What views! The sanitary facilities leave a lot to be desired. You pay €2.14 per 5 minutes, except for the shower stalls, using your debit card. The shower/toilet building is dated and not very clean, because it was so crowded. We paid €40 per night for a campervan site with electricity (5 people and a dog), plus shower fees. Despite the sanitary facilities, it's definitely recommended!