Camp Lyngdal AS

auto-translated: Large campsite with many permanent campers, but they were nowhere to be seen at the end of August. We were also the only ones with our camper van on the beautiful pitches on the edge of the forest. Lovely sandy beach, ideal for kids and for swimming when the weather plays ball. Sanitary facilities ok, friendly staff, small bistro.

auto-translated: Our first overnight stop in Norway. The site as such is ok, and the staff is also very friendly. If you don't get a place by the water, which is unlikely for people passing through due to the high occupancy rate during the high season, you won't have much of a view from your campsite. For families with children, however, there are plenty of things to do. From our point of view, there was nothing to complain about in the sanitary facilities. Due to the hustle and bustle, however, we were glad to be able to move on the next morning. Would we come again? "No. To be honest, this campsite was not our first choice because of its location, but all the other campsites were already full and we wanted to take a shower after two nights in Denmark. For one night, however, the site is definitely okay.

auto-translated: It is a large family site and it is a site dominated by permanent campers. It was crowded and relaxing, no that was not possible.
There are 6 cabins, 3 double beds. So you can hear when there is movement next door. The cabins are large, but uninviting and uncomfortable. The mattresses were good. From the terrace we looked out over the permanent campers' castles.
There is a nice, long beach, and in the forest in front of it are the sites for mobile homes, etc. This actually looked good. It actually looked good. Sanitary a few years old (but not ancient) but very clean. For us it was exactly the kind of huge facility we don't like. But many places here on the coast look like that. But it was just ok for passing through. The site is also located directly on the outskirts of an industrial area. We will not be back.