Name: PolarCamp
Address: Fv442 370, 8754 Ãresvik, Norway, NO
Telephone: +47 75 09 71 86

PolarCamp is a rv park, located at Fv442 370, 8754 Øresvik, Norway. They can be contacted via phone at +47 75 09 71 86, visit their website polarcamp.no for more detailed information.

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Fv442 370, 8754 Øresvik

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Added by Jopie, at 10 August 2015

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Eva Björk Jónsdóttir

06 September 2017

Nice friendly people. Fantastic Fish and chips
Virginie Palette

02 September 2017

Amazing place with beautiful view and very good organization. Very nice boats and material for a good price, cabin 16 is wonderful. Many thanks to the owner Stole, we felt very very good. We will come back next year 😘
ILike Waffles

29 July 2017

Great place, and great Fish&Chips.

Clean Toilets and Showers, too
Krzysztof Partyka

19 July 2017

Nice place :-)
Meliha Hajric

12 August 2016

Nytt, rent og fint😊
Felix Kolb

09 August 2016

Tolle Lage. Sehr günstig. Ausstattung ok. WLAN verfügbar
Bjørnar Henriksen

27 July 2016

Tydelig at de ikke har kontroll på bookingen sin! Vi ble stående uten tak over hodet, da vi kom frem sent på kvelden. Maten der kan heller ikke være bra da vi overhørte noen si at kjøttet i gryta var surt. Campen har en fin plassering med en fin utsikt.
Sturla Solheim

21 July 2016

Veldig hyggelig eier. Ordnet hjemmelaget pizza til oss selv om kjøkkenet egentlig hadde stengt. Hytta vi leide var fin og prisen var grei. Anbefales av 7060420!
BGH Nur

17 August 2015

Nice little place with a great view and good showers (free) and toilets.

They charged us 235 NOK for 2 persons in a normal car (in which we slept), though, which is quite steep even by norwegian standards. The lady before us checked in 4 people in a caravan and paid 255 NOK, so the pricing policy is quite weird. People with a car AND a tent paid 150, which was the price we were charged (logically, in my eyes, as we used even less space then them) on all other campgrounds in Norway before.

What's worse, construction work began at 6am at the adjacent harbour, which of course isn't the camp's fault but could have been worth an info and some discount on the rather high price.