Camping in East Norway
16 campsites in Norway, East
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2020
Conveniently located beside the E6, 23 km. from the centre of Lillehammer, this attractive terraced site provides a comfortable base for exploring the area. Like...
Situated on the River Orkla at Kvikne, some 380 kilometres north of Oslo and 120 kilometres south of Trondheim, this 3.5-hectare site is an ideal...
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2023
Located a few kilometres west of Alvdal, this peaceful little site with its traditional turf-roofed buildings, makes an excellent base from which to explore the...
Hallingdal Feriepark is an excellent new all year site which is located north of Hardangervidda, a vast National park and Northern Europe’s largest mountain plateau...
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2020
Birkelund camping has been certified since 2013 with the Norwegian "Miljøfyrtårn" environmental mark and is a quiet family campsite with lots of space and excellent...
Located in the pleasant suburbs about 15 minutes from central Oslo, TopCamp Bogstad is an attractive site to use as a base for exploring the...
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2021
Gol Campingsenter is a good overnight stop when travelling north from Oslo, although there are sufficient activities on site and nearby to merit a longer...
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2022
Olberg is a delightful small farm site, close to Lake Øyeren and within 70 km. of Oslo. There are around 40 large, level touring pitches...
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2023
Elverum Camping offers around 200 flat grassy pitches located on the banks of the Glomma River. Reservations are not possible, but overbooking is unlikely due...
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2021
PlusCamp Aurdal is a friendly, family run campsite in an idyllic waterside location with forested slopes on each side of the beautiful wide valley. A...
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East
To the east lies Oslo, the oldest of the Scandinavian capitals. Surrounded by forests and situated on a fjord it offers cosmopolitan city life combined with easy access to nature and outdoor pursuits. The eastern region is known for its tall and wild mountains in the Jotunheimen National Park, a popular area for winter sports and hiking.