Nice place if you have kids, a lot of stuff for them to do. But if you're all grown up (above 15 or so) I do not recommend this place. It could use some grass cutting and the cabins look like they're made by hand by an 60 year old guy who didn't have anything else to do.
Warning! Most comments are made by leftwing extremists with a political aganda, who have never set their foot on Nissegården. Please ignore
DO NOT VISIT THIS PLACE. They refused a group of refugees visiting this place, because they're not a part of the local "norwegian" (white) community. Later they changed their statement because of negative attention from media and other customers (so they're not wrongfully accused like other people here are saying).
If you like a "culture-free" environment with no other cultures than white Norwegians, then this is the place for you.
However, if you want a non-discriminate place where everybody - no matter which culture they come from, or what their skin colour is - this it NOT the place for you.
Potential customer: Please don't heed any of the comments about this place being bigoted or racist. That is a lie. The owners were wrongfully accused of not accepting a 50 person group of refugees due to racist motivations, when the truth is that they denied them access because of capacity problems at the camping. Typical disgusting and vile behaviour from the extreme left.
Very friendly and helpful staff, excellent nature surroundings. Can highly recommend. Spent a week there with my wife and son, they loved it!
Nice place. It's plenty to do here for kids, here they can og climbing in the climbing park, swim in the swimming pool or the lake or just og out and explore.
But this is not a place for me. There are no hot water, soap or towels in the toilet block and if you are going to do the dishes you have to pay 20,-kr. for hot water (2016).
3 stars from me.