Hellesylt Camping - Reviews

auto-translated: Everything runs practically by credit card, even the showers! Top location, occasionally visited by cruise ships. Missed the disposal station for motorhomes (grey water).

auto-translated: Suitable for travelling through. Not an attractive place to go on holiday. Quiet at night and suddenly a ship is in the way in the morning.

auto-translated: the site is located directly on the cruise ship pier. No privacy. Passengers criss-cross the site. If we hadn't booked and paid we would have gone straight on.

auto-translated: We had taken the last ferry out of Geiranger in the evening and were at the site shortly before 8pm: reception was busy and surprised at the advice from the other reviews (briefly busy, just drive on it...). The site was not very crowded, but all the places by the water were occupied. The view in the evening is great, in the morning from 09.00 a cruise ship was in view (and individual tourists for the photo then also on the campsite). Top sanitary facilities, but not big enough - despite no more than 30% occupancy. All in all, absolutely solid for one night, even if it felt 50 NOK too expensive. But that is due to the location.

auto-translated: The place was already well filled today around 5 pm. Reception is open only from 18 to 19 o'clock, who comes before, just stands somewhere, whereby the distances are sometimes quite large. For showers 10 NOK coins are needed, but the number of showers is quite small.
WiFi officially available, but usable probably only near the reception. The site is quite well located directly on the fjord and close to the village and the Geiranger ferry.

auto-translated: We stood there one night. Beautiful well-kept place. There was surprisingly little going on. Fishing opportunity available. The small town has relatively much to offer. There is a bakery, shopping, a cafe with souvenir store and a pizzeria. There is also a bank. There are also hiking trails, a waterfall and a small park with a beautiful sandy beach.

auto-translated: Cute little place near the ferry. Great scenery, and much quieter and less visited than Geiranger.
We were glad to have stayed here, and not on the other side.
Small minus point: the meadow was freshly mowed and the wet by the rain, loose grass that lay everywhere around, has made in the camper and the showers already neat mess

auto-translated: Small campsite directly by the fjord. Despite cruise ship jetty much quieter and emptier than in Geiranger. Ferry through the Fjordnach Geiranger runs several times a day. We felt very comfortable here!

auto-translated: Good starting point for the Geirangerfjord, relatively large with good ferry connection to Geiranger ( as a roundtrip ).

auto-translated: Almost no guests, only two other campers and us. Free choice of location, directly on the fjord possible.

Sanitary facilities in great condition, seems recently modernized.

Front desk not busy, but in the evening someone comes to register and pay, with us it was at 20:45.
Directly opposite, however, are two supermarkets where you get everything possible during the day.

We use the great location to take the ferry (only 5 minutes walk) to Geiranger and back again.

We can recommend this place, even if we have experienced the presentation even nicer.

auto-translated: Location by the fjord and the ferry to Geiranger top. Pitches on green meadow and level. Sanitary facilities unfortunately only available, but very manageable by standard. Nevertheless ideal for a ferry trip.

auto-translated: Nice place for campers with not too high demands. Free WLAN included. Price just okay. Hot showers 10 NOK extra. But a well-kept facility. You can simply drive into the area on arrival and choose a place. Between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. a nice lady comes into the office (she lives in a caravan on the site herself). There is then accounted for. 260 NOK for 2 persons, camper and electricity. Beautiful surroundings and the ferry to or from Geirangerfjord directly in the village.