Mjømna Kystcamp - Reviews

auto-translated: The owners are very friendly and helpful. Have rented us a boat and could fish wonderfully. Everything is very clean. We stayed three nights instead of one.
There is a hiking trail right off the campground. We would come again.

auto-translated: with no wind there were some mosquitoes on the way, otherwise super

auto-translated: We found a very nice campsite in this quiet place. The operators very nice and helpful. With direct proximity to the sea and the weather was also still dreamlike we have spent two relaxing days. There are also boats for rent and the fishermen among us came at their expense. The sanitary facilities very clean and spacious. We can highly recommend this place.

Fishing opportunities. Relaxing atmosphere. Speedboat to Bergen is possible.

auto-translated: We recovered there for a day and enjoyed the peace and quiet. The owners are very eager and super friendly. The place and the facilities are very clean and well maintained. The pizza offered there seems to be very good. On request at the reception you can rent a boat for about 120 NOK per hour. All in all a quiet, well maintained and very recommendable place... ps. Route 57 northbound is very scenic.

Great camping with a amazing view. Ask the owner for renting a boat, because the little islands around the camping are beautiful. Also good fishing spots and nice hiking trails.

auto-translated: Nice place. Pizza is no longer there because of Corona operation was reduced. Very friendly reception.
Fast boat to Bergen about 160 € for 2 people there and back.Hin 10.20 back 16.30.
Travel time about 1.20 hrs.
Fishing from shore possible. Fish is also there.
290 kroner for 2 people including electricity and showers.
We liked

auto-translated: Small but fainer campsite directly at a small harbour with clean and spacious sanitary facilities. You have a great view over the water. There is a small pizzeria with best pizza.

auto-translated: Relatively small, but very fine!
The first highlight is the arrival. A bit suddenly you are there... half harbour, half camping site. Very nice operator. Tent areas a bit humid and soft - motorcyclists should watch out. Most idyllic place so far on my tour through southern Norway. And yes: The pizza is good! But if you want to stay longer, you have to go again or bring something with you for a change.

auto-translated: A beautiful campsite, quiet, no traffic, beautiful view directly on the water and fine, spacious pitches especially for motorhomes or caravans. Extremely friendly and helpful campsite managers. Beautiful spacious and clean sanitary facilities, shower included. Beautiful walks to make in the immediate vicinity on indicated routes, also cycling is possible on the good and quiet roads. Fishing is possible at the nearby ferry jetty and with a spot to rent rowing or motorboat. Camping is highly recommended, especially for campers and people who love peace and quiet and walking.

auto-translated: Since there is no rating here, I'll try it with a few words. First of all, the situation is something special.

The best way to get there is to drive from the south and then take a ferry ride. We came from the E39 from the north and then drove on a very poorly developed road for 55 km, which was a bit adventurous.
But once you have arrived, this place is actually not so wrong. Especially anglers get their money's worth. There are boats for very moderate prices to borrow. The view of the archipelago is very beautiful.

With the fast ferry, which is reached in a few steps, you can also go on the waterway to Bergen and the surrounding islands and back. The place is absolutely quiet, you are almost at the end of the world.

The landlord also runs the local bus company and has turned out to be a friendly host. The sanitary facilities are sensationally good. they were by far the best we have found in one place in Norway. The space is still under construction a bit, I think, in a few years, this will be an insider tip. The price was right and the place offers a whole lot, if only it were not so remote ...