Alan Rogers Review
Setesdal is on the upper reaches of the Otra river which runs north from the southern port of Kristiansand and right up to the southern slopes of Hardangervidda. The small village of Rysstad is named after the family who has developed camping in this area. The site occupies a wide tract of woodland between the road and the river towards which it shelves gently, affording a splendid view of the valley and the towering mountains opposite. The site is in effect divided into two sections; one is divided by trees and hedges into numbered pitches, some occupied by chalets, the other is an adjacent open field and 20 electrical connections are available (6 with satellite TV).
Location
Getting there...
Site is about 1 km. south of junction between route 9 (from Kristiansand) and the extended route 45 (from Stavanger).
