Nice place. Great localisation if you want to hike Trolltunga. Bus pick-up us at the reception of the camping.
I don't understand some of the reviews, what do you expect? A fancy hotel?
This is a nice campground in a very busy area. Price is ok, paying for hot water in this area normal and considering how many people use the bathrooms/showers they were very clean. There is a kitchen and a drying room which is a plus.
It is completely over full with tents pitched within 50cm of each other despite their 3m rule, simply because the never turn anyone away. The showers are old and too few for the amount of people. Its right next to the somewhat noise road. It is by far the worst camping ground I have been to in my 2 weeks in Norway. I give it 1 star for it's beautiful location.
Busy camping. Almost no space. You have to pay for all the hot water. If you only stay here for trolltunga then you could better camp on â…” of the trail or just before the start of the trail(ask the owners for permission).
Very helpful staff and facilities were exactly what is to be anticipated. They have bathrooms, a kitchen, a drying room and a small outdoor communal dining area. Unfortunately we got stuck with 3 nights of bad rain but still it was a great selection with the bus to trolltunga stopping here. I would recommend anyone looking for a cheaper alternatives to hotels to grab a tent and camp here.
Lovely place but too crowded. Just one staff at the front desk , long waits for check in.
It's a beautiful place to be. Really! The huge boulder, the fjord and the mountains around make it more than awesome. Prices are cheap (comparing to Norway). You have all the features that is important in a camping. Clothes dryer comes especially handy for northern hikers.
Beautiful place, only a lot of backpackers so busy in the evening and busy in the morning. Not to much toilets and showers. There is a lot to do in the surrounding.
It was fine but I'm glad our stay was short - and I don't want to come back. It was very crowded and a bit outdated. My advice: shower as soon as you can and cook fast. There was a line for everything, people were doing wash in the bathroom sinks, and the kitchen is very small (one stove-top with 4 hot spots). I'm glad our stay wasn't long. Again it was fine, but for that many people the common areas are insane.
The camping is pretty expensive compared to other camping's in Norway and it's not even better than average. It cost 380 krone for two tents and four persons. Showers cost an additional 20 krone which is pretty expensive for just a 5 minute shower. However 10 krone for only 1(!) minute of hot water to do the dishes is absolutely ridiculous.
The only upsides is the view and it's close to the Trolltunga, however you can wild camp in the neighbourhood what I would recommend over this camping.