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auto-translated: It is a beautiful place with many barbecue facilities and seating areas. A great view over the Torneälv. Unfortunately, the toilets leave a little to be desired here. (Not very clean and an unpleasant smell)

auto-translated: We stopped here. The place is located by the motorway and is easy to reach. The parking bay is very large; there were also trucks parked there....

auto-translated: We only made a short stop here. Everything was very clean, with an area, several places for grilling, sitting and eating. Despite being close to the motorway, it is very quiet.

auto-translated: We were at this place several times during this hot summer of the century. And we were not the only people. Many motorhome travelers used this place, as did people from nearby. The river is wide here and therefore very shallow on this side, away from the river course. The small children sat in the...

auto-translated: Great campsite. With the campervan (Transporter), the two of us pay about €30 per night. Showers with 50-cent coins.

auto-translated: A scenically great place with beautiful hiking opportunities directly from the site. Great play opportunities for children. Nice fire pits. Unfortunately, lots of mosquitoes and when we were there (unthinkable for Norway) no drinking water!

auto-translated: Average place. Good for a visit to Røros or for passing through.

auto-translated: Very quiet site away from the main roads. As a result, however, it is very far away from everything (2.5 h to Trondheim). Sanitary facilities okay. Good restaurant. Lots of play equipment for children. Kitchen and lounge very small. Use of the hob only for an additional fee.

auto-translated: Scenically very beautiful site by the river with pitches among many trees. Too few sanitary facilities for the huge site and unfortunately very dirty. But they are cleaned on request. At 520 kr for 4 people in a tent, the most expensive place in five years of Norway.

auto-translated: Location: The campsite is situated in an archipelago, though only parts of it are directly by the sea....