Camping
Camping Lysebotn Kjerag
Peu cher et vue magnifique du fjord pour les tentes! Les douches sont un peu inondées mais je recommande fortement. 15 min de route pour le parking de Kjerag
Country guide
Camping in Norway
Explore Norway’s campsites and motorhome stops for a trip between water, mountains and open landscapes. Compare access and services, and give yourself time for the journey as well as the overnight stay.
Featured Campernight spots
Curated sample for this guide. Open Campernight for full details, services, reviews and translations.
Camping
Haraldshaugen Camping
Haraldshaugen Camping is located between the ocean shore and Norway’s national monument Haraldshaugen, which was erected in memory of Harald Fairhair, who united Norway into one kingdom. This is one of the most popular tourist sites in southern Norway — and you’ll have a perfect view of it throughout your entire stay at the campsite.
Camping
Neset Camping
Situated just 13km from Evje, overlooking Byglandsfjorden, this peaceful, 4 star campsite is surrounded by nature. Perched on the headland, you can enjoy far reaching views across to the mountains of southern Norway.
Camping
Telemark Kanal Camping
There´s so much to do. It wonderful starting point for cycling and paddling along the canal. Do you prefer kayaks, canoes or paddle boards? You can rent them all. Staff can help you with routes most suitable for you. Hiking is also a great way to get to know the surrounding area or take a boat trip. Lunde lock is not far. Enjoy!
Camping
Top Camp Ekeberg
Top Camp Ekeberg is located on a hill overlooking Oslo and is in an excellent spot to explore the city. Two frequent running bus lines pass in front of the campsite (12min ride), and you can easily grab our tickets via a consumer friendly app (Ruter billett).
Camping
Røssdalen
Park like natural camp site
Wild camping
Morpheus beach
Parking for the beach, calm at night
Wild camping
Parking Evenes
Flat parking next to a beach. Very calm and without services. Very nice views and starting point of a hike inside the forest. We were lucky to see northern lights.
Wild camping
Bondhusdalen Parking
Welcome to the serene and captivating Bondhusvatnet glacier lake, a popular destination and one of the most beloved hikes in the beautiful Hardanger region. This parking lot offers a great spot to safely park your camper-van and spend the night, while enjoying outdoor adventures during the day. Additionally, you are just 30 minutes away from the city of Odda and its famous Trolltunga – a unique stone formation above the fjord, surrounded by picturesque nature.
Wild camping
Private spot with stunning views
Exceptional location in front of the beach. Perfect to watch the sunset. Costs 30€ or 300 NOK for a night.
Wild camping
Parking Keipen
Nice parking start of the Keipen hike. During the day there are cars coming and going for the hike but at night it gets calm. There are sheeps around and you sleep in the middle of the nature. The hike is super recommended with incredible views.
Wild camping
Wonderful magic spot
A hidden gem with astonishing views in a remote, calm area next to a beach and a farm. Simply beautiful. Space for 2-3 campers max. We could see northern lights 😍
Plan your camping trip
Choose your overnight stop
Choose a campsite for a longer stay with shared facilities. A motorhome area can suit a short stop in a self-contained vehicle, but showers and toilets are not guaranteed. For a nature stop, check permission, access and your water and waste capacity before you arrive. Compare current site information and recent reviews; a map listing alone does not confirm availability or permission.
Camping and overnight rules
Norway’s right to roam does not give permission to drive off-road. Follow parking and overnight signs and use designated campsites or motorhome pitches where possible. Keep passing places clear, respect private land and use proper waste disposal points.
When to go and what to check
Check mountain road openings and ferry timetables before fixing your daily distance. For colder-season travel, confirm that your vehicle and driving skills suit the conditions. Even in summer, carry layers and check the forecast before choosing an exposed overnight stop.
Rules and travel information
Camping questions
Do I need to book these spots?
Booking depends on the operator. Check each place’s current opening dates, arrival times and booking conditions. These are selected places to explore, not a live list of available pitches. Contact the operator before travelling if you need a confirmed place.
Are water, toilets and electricity included?
Facilities vary by place and may cost extra or close seasonally. Check the place details and the operator’s information for water, electricity, toilets and waste disposal. Carry enough supplies to reach an alternative if a service is unavailable.
Useful camping guides
Lofoten Road Trip: The Ultimate Itinerary with Must-See Stops
Discover the ultimate Lofoten road trip with must-see stops and scenic routes. Experience Norway’s breathtaking landscapes!
Wild Camping Laws in Europe 2026
Wild Camping Laws in Europe 2026: a practical guide to overnight parking, local restrictions, and the key difference between sleeping in a vehicle and camping across Europe.