Campervan site on the old main road through the village. There are four pitches, provided they're not occupied by locals. In our case, two were occupied. It's a lovely, authentic village worth a stroll. You can stay here for a maximum of 48 hours. There's a water tap, but it can't be connected to a hose. Next to the building with the beautiful mural is a well for disposing of gray and black water.

Nice and tidy camper site. Also a good base for a bike ride along the Via Verde, which runs nearby. Unfortunately, the power points were out of order. I don't think electricity is still free just because there's a payment terminal.

Ideal base for visiting Trondheim. The cycle path runs along the CP. Spacious pitches, people are not too close together. For two nights we paid € 112 incl. electricity. Not cheap, also because you have to use your own toilet facilities. Large shopping centre nearby with restaurants and various shops. Supermarket (Rema 1000) 950 m away. The railway runs right past here, but we found the train noise to be acceptable.

A spacious mixed parking lot with a service point for campers. The drain is located on the curb at the tap and can be turned open. A glove is not an unnecessary luxury. The water is free. The water tap has two taps, one for flushing cassette (with push button) and one with screw thread. This tap can be opened with pliers. Overnight stay is fine, shops nearby.

This is a great place to spend the night while traveling. Of course you hear the morning traffic starting up again quite early, but this was no problem for us. It's not that noisy now. And the advantage of cheap diesel and (possibly) gas.

The sign that motorhomes can park there is no longer there. In itself, staying overnight is not a problem. Stand a bit at the back of the parking lot. It's the quietest there. I was there on a Friday night. Parking lot is modestly lit.