Accommodations

Camping amidst mountains and water, facing the sea, nestled in the forest

The entire region of Lofoten is located within the Arctic Circle. Here, the coastal motorhome campsite Sandvika faces the sea, surrounded by mountains, and offers activities like kayaking, waiting for you to explore.

Heading southward with the sea breeze, in Trøndelag, there’s the highly praised transparent tent campsite Trones-eye. Facing the fjord, backed by the forest, and filled with various Norwegian elements, it seems tailor-made for you. Such an experience is so Norwegian!

Camping under the Northern Lights, embarking on a “Northern Lights chase”

Norway, a land blessed by the Northern Lights. How can camping here miss this moment?

When you arrive in Nordland, the hidden gem campsite Folvika offers a breathtaking view of the Northern Lights overhead and stretches of sandy beaches in front of you. Every snapshot becomes a magnificent landscape.

Further north, in Alta, The Aurora Canvas Dome is nestled in the Arctic forest, creating a secluded corner for you in the polar region.

Continuing northward, in Spitsbergen, on this “land where you can touch the stars,” immerse yourself in the Northern Lights and starlight.

Or hop on a snowmobile, race between ice caves, head towards the Northern Lights, find candlelit tents, and unlock the unique charm of the Sami people.

Most campsites offer tent pitching and RV parking, with some providing specialty vacation tents like hanging triangular tents, transparent domes, and Sami-style tents, greatly loved by both locals and foreign visitors.
Living next to mountains and rivers, accompanied by nature in an immersive way, is actually considered everyday life by Norwegians. Here, perhaps, you can find the ultimate camping experience you’ve been dreaming of.

How much do Norwegians love camping? The number of campsites speaks volumes! Across Norway, there are over a thousand campsites scattered around. That’s equivalent to one camping site for every 385 square kilometers of land.

Camping in the valleys, immersing yourself in Norway’s forests

In the Gudbrandsdalen/Gudbrands Valley of Norway lies a hidden campsite called Randsverk. Surrounded by mountains and enveloped in Norway’s forests, here you can enjoy the cozy feeling of ancient seclusion in motorhomes, tents, or small cabins.

Of course, if you want something more exciting. At Canvas Hove in Arendal, southern Norway, nestled deep in the forest, treehouse-style tents await you, offering a somewhat “floating” camping experience!

Camping in the fjords, watching waterfalls from cruise ships

On the coast of Geirangerfjord, there’s the beloved Geiranger Camping, highly favored by locals. Facing the fjord, you can admire snow-capped peaks on both sides and reach out to the cool river water.

And on the lesser-known island of Boknafjorden, there’s a higher degree of seclusion and a closer fjord experience. In the tents of Norglamp campsite, the sound of flowing water greets you as soon as you open the door, offering a full sense of healing!