Nærøyfjorden Camping - Reviews

auto-translated: Last place got at 15 clock ... then Sold out!
Sanitary top clean, narrow road leads across the square, but does not bother!

auto-translated: Very nicely located in narrowest fjord of Norway.
Especially the location of the tent field is very nice and gives a view of the water.

Plumbing and kitchen modern and neatly clean.

Only point of improvement is the amount of toilets and showers. When the campsite is full there are easily 75 guests. Then you sometimes have to wait a while before you can go to the toilet.

auto-translated: The place is quite far from civilization. It is also not, as seen in the pictures of others, a green area, but a gravel parking lot overlooking the fjord.

Not particularly appealing to us, we left again.

auto-translated: small campsite. nice and clean plumbing. what you really come here for is the view!!! what fantastic say. here you must have been.

auto-translated: Definitely one of the best places of our trip. 12 pitches for campers directly on the water and a few a little closer to the reception and sanitary facilities, which are top!

In the morning, a mirror-smooth fjord framed by wisps of clouds can be experienced here in the right weather.

Because of its proximity to the water, it is quite supervised for families with small children.

The Gudvangen ferry dock is nearby and ~500m from the site is the starting point of a strenuous hike to Rimstigen.

The campsite has long ceased to be an insider tip and is approached by many people. therefore best to book in advance.

The street to the campsite is narrow and steep and sometimes you're not sure if you're on the right way, but you'll get there and it's worth it.
There is a small meadow for tents and spots along the water for motorhomes. The view is the best we had in Norway and it's extremely quiet and relaxing.
Sanitary facilities are new, spotless and not a single thing to complain about. Kitchen is also very nice.
You can rent kayaks, SUPs, motor boats. Close to the ferry that goes from Gudvangen to Kaupanger or Flam. Other people said the went hiking starting at the campsite.
The owner is a quiet man who seems a bit grumpy at first, but turns out he's very nice and helpful and speaks German and English.