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Campsites in Norway

1,381 campsites and motorhome parks across Norway, by region – with season, facilities, phone, website and the way there. 56 have their own page in our guide, and 52 of them are kept up to date by the campsite itself.

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Campsites by region

Agder 2 All 91 campsites in Agder ›

Rogaland 4 All 73 campsites in Rogaland ›

Telemark 3 All 71 campsites in Telemark ›

Østfold 1 All 49 campsites in Østfold ›

Oslo and Akershus 1 All 33 campsites in Oslo and Akershus ›

Buskerud 1 All 77 campsites in Buskerud ›

Vestland 5 All 185 campsites in Vestland ›

Innlandet 5 All 220 campsites in Innlandet ›

Møre og Romsdal 5 All 112 campsites in Møre og Romsdal ›

Trøndelag 7 All 137 campsites in Trøndelag ›

Nordland 6 All 121 campsites in Nordland ›

Lofoten 4 All 31 campsites in Lofoten ›

Senja 2 All 15 campsites in Senja ›

Troms 4 All 59 campsites in Troms ›

Finnmark 5 All 42 campsites in Finnmark ›

Campsites in Norway: what to know

By Henning, Arctic Campers – updated November 11, 2026

Campsite prices

A night for a camper or motorhome with two people usually costs around 350 to 550 NOK in summer, often with 40 to 125 NOK for electricity on top; simple motorhome parks cost 150 to 300 NOK, a tent pitch is cheaper, and basic cabins start at around 500 NOK.

What does camping in Norway cost? Our 2026 price research ›

Season and booking

Most campsites are open from April or May to September; in the south many open at Easter, and a number of sites with cabins stay open all year, also in the north for the Northern Lights. In July, the Norwegian holiday month, the popular areas fill up – book ahead in Lofoten, Geiranger and near the big hikes. The rest of the year you can usually just arrive.

Service for motorhomes

Dump stations for grey and black water and taps for fresh water are at most campsites, many petrol stations and rest areas. On our map you find them together with public toilets, showers, petrol stations with diesel and AdBlue, EV chargers and gas bottles.

RV dump stations on the map ›

Questions about campsites in Norway

How many campsites are there in Norway?

Our guide lists 1,381 campsites and motorhome parks across Norway, from Agder in the south to Finnmark in the north-east. The most are in Innlandet, Vestland and Trøndelag.

Do I need to book a campsite in Norway?

Outside July you can usually arrive without booking. In July and at the busiest places – Lofoten, Geiranger, near Preikestolen and Trolltunga – book ahead.

When are campsites in Norway open?

Most are open from April or May to September. Many sites with cabins are open all year. Seasonal campsites in our guide show their months, and "Closed for the season" when they are shut.

What does a campsite cost in Norway?

Around 350 to 550 NOK a night for a camper or motorhome with two people in summer, often plus 40 to 125 NOK for electricity. Simple motorhome parks cost 150 to 300 NOK; basic cabins start at around 500 NOK.

How do campsites update their information in the guide?

Each campsite can get its own page and keeps its season, facilities, description, photos and contact details up to date itself. Campsite owners can write to guide@arcticcampers.no for their link.

Everything the camping guide offers ›