This campsite is great, the communication between campsites of this company made it so easy to find the perfect place to stay.
At night you can see the city lights below, it isn't far from Oslo with public transport that cones every 10 min minimum and the facility is clean. The internet works fairly well and is accessible by a code from the register and lasts for a day.
Only good thing is the location, the bus is right next to the camping place and takes you in around 30 minutes to city. Price, showers and the ground are bad. No flat space to build a tent properly.
Lot of people, lot of noise until late. No electricity for tent but some outlet in the sanitaries where it is "forbidden to charge any device". Yes for any charge you have to pay 10kr by device at the reception, not very cool, like the owners. I made a lot of camping in Norway, all were very relax and with a good atmosphere but here there is a more oppressive and rude feeling. After all, the camping is very expensive for just a good place for visiting Oslo.
Friendly and accommodating staff, nice view over Oslo. Paying hot showers (15 nok for 6 minutes) an direct bus to city center (10min ride). I recommend for a city visit
Large camping place with lot of people. Services are rather on average level. There is a possibility to visit city centre by bus. Try to find the outlook point near the camp. It looks great in the night.
One of cheapest ways to sleep in Oslo. It's okay for the first night. Friendly staff and perfect bus connection to downtown Oslo! 50NOK for the bus. Parking in Oslo is way to expensive. Great view over the city!
Very expensive in comparison to other places! You have to pay for everything extra! 350 NOK is definitely too much for this campground!
Pretty expansive camping for backpackers. Was very crowded and every ting cost extra (showers, Internet, charging). Also, could be peaceful but between children constantly yelling into late night and people's personal generators buzzing away
Just spent two weeks tent camping from Oslo to Lofoten and back. Of all the places I stayed, this was the highest priced, by far. Showers are extra (which is fairly typical, although here I got only a dribble of luke-warm water). Wifi is an extra charge, which is not normal. While there seems to be plenty of flat ground, that is designated for the multitude of RVs. Tents are relegated to the side of a hill, which makes for a very uncomfortable night clinging to the ground so you don't slide downhill. Toilet/shower areas are poorly maintained. With the massive volume of campers paying exorbitant prices, surely this could be remedied easily. In hindsight, I'd have rather slept in my car.