Fusa Camping

auto-translated: Beautiful, secluded campsite. The approach is quite challenging.

There are over 10 newly laid out, level gravelled pitches for motorhomes with electricity and water connections at one point of the site or quite centrally. The campsite itself is more of a permanent camp site, but is well laid out.

The reception is usually not manned. Just look for a pitch. Towards evening, someone comes and collects the fees. There are also large signs describing everything.

Unfortunately, you can hear the humming of the industrial plant behind the hill, especially at night. However, the site is extremely quiet overall (with the exception of the occasional permanent camper activities such as mowing the lawn or working).

There is no grey water disposal.

There is only one sink and one washing machine (at least 3 x 10 NOK required for use).

The sanitary facilities are OK, but could be improved.

Hiking and fishing are possible.

auto-translated: Quiet location, 500m from the ferry, reception is not manned, someone comes to check out between 19:00 and 20:00, fine for one night.

auto-translated: Characterized by permanent campers. Gravelled area for travelers in the middle of the site.
Reception was not occupied. At 7 pm someone came to collect (card possible) Two men's toilets, 1 urinal, 3 showers (5 Nkr for 3 minutes) 3 sinks. 1 washing up place in the kitchen. For us for one night o.k.