Roligheden Camping

auto-translated: With a tent on the campsite, it feels like you're camping in the wild! You can choose where to pitch your tent in an open area and there are some very nice hidden spots, so you get some privacy. The sanitary facilities are clean and modern. The kitchen is well equipped and there are also dining tables. The bathing area by the sea has a modern diving platform. The town can be reached on foot in approx. 30 minutes. Shopping facilities and a bus stop are 5 minutes away.

auto-translated: The site is considerably overpriced. As of July 2024, a night in a motorhome for 2 people costs NOK 675 (without electricity, without showers). This is by far the most expensive campsite in Norway up to Bergen. There is no justification for this price, apart from the location close to the ferry harbour. Even the Ekeberg campsite in the capital Oslo with a similar city location is significantly cheaper.

The pitches are very soggy when it rains. Many pitches have integrated wooden terraces.

The campsite as such is quite nicely situated in a hilly or tree-lined area.

The sanitary facilities are good and well above average. However, the washing-up areas are outside the buildings and are not covered.

Grey water disposal is apparently not possible on the campsite.

The barrier at the entrance is apparently manned 24 hours a day.

auto-translated: The pitch is very expensive. We paid €61 including electricity for a pitch for our caravan. If you want to park your car on the pitch, it costs an extra NOK 100. Showers cost NOK 25 for 6 minutes. However, the sanitary facilities are very good and there are plenty of them. The site was very full when we were there. The campers were squeezed into the last and narrowest spaces. The safety distance to the neighbour was no longer maintained. I found checking in very complicated and took a really long time. If it wasn't for the perfect location to the ferry, I would have chosen a different pitch.