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Numerous camping grounds all over Norway are specially created for motorhome and caravan enthusiasts. Here, an authority on motorhome travelling reveals his favourite sites.
The German travel journalist Dr Thomas Kliem is a true expert on how to travel with a caravan in Norway, which he describes in his guide “Norwegen mit dem Wohnmobil”. Here, Kliem, who also runs the German website reisemobil-routen.de, shares the top locations he thinks are especially suited for the needs of your rolling castle.
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Dr. Thomas Kliem has made a living out of his passion for travelling. He is the editor and publisher of several German travel guides for motorhome and caravan enthusiasts, all on the publishing house Bruckmann.
The Lillehammer region, Eastern Norway
Situated directly by Norway’s biggest lake Mjøsa, and not far from Lillehammer’s historic city centre and the open-air folk museum Maihaugen, which you should definitely pay a visit. And if you brought the kids, you just have to spend a day in Hunderfossen Adventure Park!
Find out more about Lillehammer.
Lillehammer Camping enjoys a beautiful location on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. Due to its…
Go to: Lillehammer CampingLillehammer Camping enjoys a beautiful location on the banks of Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake. Due to its…
Storgata in Lillehammer, with its charming wooden buildings, is an experience in its own right. With over 125…
Go to: Lillehammer Town centreStorgata in Lillehammer, with its charming wooden buildings, is an experience in its own right. With over 125…
Valdres, Eastern Norway
Good facilities, great atmosphere, and close to the interesting Valdres open-air folk museum. The mountain terrain in the area is perfect for hiking trips, and you can also go on short or long bike rides, for instance on Mjølkevegen. If you’re here as late as in November, don’t miss the legendary food festival Rakfiskfestivalen, where you can taste the Norwegian speciality that is partially fermented trout.
Wake up after a peaceful night to the sound of birds twittering and pine trees whistling. Look forward to a…
Go to: Fagernes CampingWake up after a peaceful night to the sound of birds twittering and pine trees whistling. Look forward to a…
The Valdres Folkemuseum in Fagernes was founded in 1901 and with its 105 buildings it is one of the largest…
Go to: Valdres Folk MuseumThe Valdres Folkemuseum in Fagernes was founded in 1901 and with its 105 buildings it is one of the largest…
PEAKS IN VALDRES AND NATIONALPARK JOTUNHEIMEN
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Mjølkevegen is a cycle route that takes you through beautiful mountain landscapes and mountain pastures…
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The Gudbrandsdalen valley, Eastern Norway
Friendly staff and an ideal point of departure to discover Jotunheimen national park. In this part of Gudbrandsdalen, you can also see some of Norway’s famous stave churches, check out the art gallery Ullinsvin in Vågå, and sink your teeth into a Norwegian bun called “bolle” at the bakery in Lom.
Check out the Gudbrandsdalen valley.
Kragerø in Telemark, Eastern Norway
A clean and quiet camping site situated near a relaxing beach with varied maritime activities. The charming little town of Kragerø lies in beautiful surroundings with a fabulous cluster of islands just off the coast. Edvard Munch painted some of his most famous works here, and you can walk through the streets of the town in his footsteps. The large islands of Jomfruland and Skåtøy are perfect for island-hopping with bikes.
Read more about Kragerø.
Lovisenberg & Valberg are located on the peninsula Langtangen. Here you´ll find a large terrain for hiking,…
Go to: Lovisenberg and ValbergLovisenberg & Valberg are located on the peninsula Langtangen. Here you´ll find a large terrain for hiking,…
Kragerø is referred to as "The gem among coastal cities" of Edvard Munch, Norway's most famous artist of all…
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Bike rental and repair, storytelling and tourist information. On Knuts Bicycle rentals on Jomfruland you get…
Go to: Bicycle rental at the island JomfrulandBike rental and repair, storytelling and tourist information. On Knuts Bicycle rentals on Jomfruland you get…
Kabelvåg in Lofoten, Northern Norway
An excellent campsite situated near a beautiful bay with great fishing possibilities. Explore Lofoten in your car, kayak between the islands, go fishing for the catch of your life, and visit charming fishing villages like Henningsvær and Nusfjord. If you want to leave the crowd behind, drive northwards to Vesterålen.
Explore the Lofoten Islands.
Dr. Thomas Kliem has made a living out of his passion for travelling. He is the editor and publisher of several German travel guides for motorhome and caravan enthusiasts, all on the publishing house Bruckmann.
Norwegian Camping Guide by Norwegian Hospitality Association (NHO Reiseliv) in Norwegian, English, and German (PDF)
Campingportalen.no (camping portal)
Ramberg in Lofoten, Northern Norway
A marvellous spot for fully enjoying the midnight sun. Beautiful nature with an unusually white sand beach in the Lofoten Islands. Ramberg is also a good starting point if you want to go hiking in the nearby mountains.
Grimstad, Southern Norway
A good place to relax. Excellent facilities for motorhomes, and close to beaches and a coastal path. Walk or bike along the seafront in the charming white-painted town of Grimstad, or explore the archipelago that is full of beautiful islands and islets. Henrik Ibsen spent parts of his life in this southern town, and the Ibsen museum here is Norway’s oldest of its kind.
Find out more about Grimstad and Southern Norway.
City walk, theme:GRIMSTAD CITY In this city walk, we focus on what is distinctive of Grimstad. We…
Go to: City Walk in Grimstad: The city GrimstadCity walk, theme:GRIMSTAD CITY In this city walk, we focus on what is distinctive of Grimstad. We…
City walk with a theme: SJØFARTSBYEN (The maritime city) Grimstad is one of the world's…
Go to: City walk in Grimstad: Maritime CityCity walk with a theme: SJØFARTSBYEN (The maritime city) Grimstad is one of the world's…
The Geirangerfjord area, Fjord Norway
The camping ground is located directly by the Geirangerfjord and offers a scenic view. The fjord is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is surrounded by majestic, snow-covered mountain peaks, wild waterfalls like De syv søstrene (“the Seven Sisters”), and lush, green vegetation. The food here is good, too – restaurants and eateries take great pride in creating food with a local twist. To get here, you should take the Norwegian Scenic Route Geiranger-Trollstigen.
Check out the Geirangerfjord area.
Geiranger Camping lies at the centre of the tourist village of Geiranger, and is an excellent starting point…
Go to: Geiranger CampingGeiranger Camping lies at the centre of the tourist village of Geiranger, and is an excellent starting point…
The Geirangerfjord is a 15-kilometre-long branch of Storfjord, and is inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage…
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The "Seven Sisters" are among the most photographed waterfalls in Geirangerfjorden. They are close to…
Go to: The Seven SistersThe "Seven Sisters" are among the most photographed waterfalls in Geirangerfjorden. They are close to…
The walk up or down 327 steps, plateaus and high airy view points, going close to the surging…
Go to: Waterfall walk in GeirangerThe walk up or down 327 steps, plateaus and high airy view points, going close to the surging…
Ryfylke in the Stavanger region, Fjord Norway
The camping site is an ideal base for hiking to the famous mountain plateau Preikestolen. The hike to the plateau takes about two hours one way, and when you face the view, you’ll see why more than 300,000 people want to do this hike every year. Tip: Go early in the morning, late in the afternoon, or outside of the summer season. You can also climb one of Norway’s longest stairways – the 4,444 steps of the Flørli stairs, or take a cruise on the Lysefjord.
Find out more about Ryfylke and the Stavanger region.
Welcome to Preikestolen campingsite in Strand, Ryfylke. Our campsite is the nearest to Preikestolen. We have a…
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Kristiansand, Southern Norway
A well-thought-out camping site that also offers rewarding activities. Both the region’s largest city Kristiansand and the smaller Lillesand is close by. Southern Norway is the Norwegians’ summer paradise, with charming towns full of white-painted wooden houses, thousands of islands and islets – and the world’s largest underwater restaurant (you still need to book your table far in advance, though).
Plan your trip to Southern Norway.
Skottevik, one of the most popular holiday centre in the South of Norway is located along the southern coast…
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Permitted size of caravans, campervans, and motorhomes on Norwegian roads:
Height: No restriction.
Width: 2.55 metres maximum. Note that some secondary roads have a maximum width of less than 2.55 metres. If your caravan is wider than 2.3 metres and more than 50 centimetres wider than the car, white reflectors must be mounted on the front sides of the car’s mirrors.
Total length (car + caravan): 18.75 metres maximum. Drivers of cars and caravans with a combined length of more than 12.40 metres must check whether it is permissible to drive the intended road or route.
More information: Call The Norwegian Public Roads Administration.
From Norway: 22 07 30 00 (in dangerous situations, call 175)
From abroad: +47 815 48 991
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Permitted size of caravans on Norwegian roads:
Height: No restriction.
Width: 2.5 metres max. Note that some secondary roads have a maximum width of less than 2.5 metres. If your caravan is wider than 2 metres and more than 45 centimetres wider than the car, white reflectors must be mounted on the front sides of the car’s mirrors.
Total length (car + caravan): 18.5 metres max. Drivers of cars and caravans with a combined length of more than 12 metres must check from whether it is permissible to drive on the intended road or route.
More information: The Norwegian Public Roads Administration’s service phone:
From Norway: 22 07 30 00 (in dangerous situations, call 175)
From abroad: +47 815 48 991
Norwegian Camping Guide by Norwegian Hospitality Association (NHO Reiseliv) in Norwegian, English, and German (PDF)
Campingportalen.no (camping portal)
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