Southern Norway by camper: fjords, mountain roads and coast, from the Sognefjord to the south coast. A selection of wild camp spots, landmarks, swimming spots and campsites we like in the south of the country.
OrtevatnetWild camp site right by the lake Ortevatnet.
RosskreppfjordenWild camp spots close to a big dam of the lake Rosskreppfjorden.
Sæbyggjeåi TelemarkCamp spot close to a small river, parking beside the road.
StølsdalenNice camp spot close to the hike of Kjerag. Camp a bit away from the main road.
Sundhaugen BuskerudWild camp spot down by the lake. Pier to swim, nice lake view.
ValevatnWild camp spot at the end of Valevatn. Check water levels!
Landmark / POI 6
Allmannajuvet zinc mines – SaudaOld zinc mines in Sauda turned museum, with a gallery, café and toilet building by Peter Zumthor and guided mine tours in summer.
Heddal Stave ChurchVisit the biggest stave church of Norway. Built in 1200 A.D.
Hereiane – HardangerRest stop by the Hardangerfjord with a striking service building of slate, concrete and glass in strong colours.
Stegastein viewpoint – AurlandViewing platform 650 metres above the Aurlandsfjord, with a toilet building that hangs over the edge of the cliff.
Vøringsfossen – HardangerviddaNorway's famous waterfall, 182 metres into Måbødalen, with safe paths, viewpoints, a step bridge and two service buildings.
Fiskum in BuskerudSmall beach on a lake to go swimming. Simple toilet and benches.
Øyfossen - ValleParking close to small waterfalls and piers. Simple toilets and possible camp spot.
Campsite 2
Frafjord CampingSmall tidy camping directly situated at the amazing Frafjord.
Uteplassen Sogndal Discount partnerWelcome to Uteplassen Sogndal – in the heart of nature, close to everything Uteplassen Sogndal is an ideal starting point for those who wish to exp…
Hiking Trail 1
Kjerag - LysefjordDemanding hike to Kjeragbolten, the giant boulder wedged in a crevice above the Lysefjord.