Nallikari Holiday Village - Reviews

auto-translated: We stayed at the site for eight nights in early June to visit Oulu, the 2026 European Capital of Culture. What impressed us most were the excellent cycle paths in Oulu, which (presumably) link all the city’s key locations. The site was no exception. We were in the city centre in just a few minutes.
The city is full of cosy spots, and although the locals make good use of them, there are still plenty of others where you can have a barbecue, have a chat or do whatever you fancy whilst hanging out.
Ideally, of course, we had our bikes with us.
The site is situated in the middle of a local recreation area with a huge beach, several ice-cream stalls, a bistro, an amusement park and various sports and play areas. Some of the play areas are fenced off so that small children cannot wander off. For example, a dance event with 1,000 participants only partially filled the beach; only the car park was full.
The professionally organised site itself has everything you need, including paved pitches for huge motorhomes, which can then drive on without having to turn round. A popular meeting place in the evenings is the public sauna. However, just three toilets each for women and men seemed to be sufficient.
The only Wi-Fi ‘hotspot’ is presumably at reception, so it cannot be accessed from most pitches.
Smaller pitches are slightly cheaper, but you’re not allowed to put out an awning there.
Unfortunately, the site is largely frequented by people in motorhomes who arrive in the evening and rush off again the next morning.

auto-translated: A large site with a variety of pitches, including grass, gravel and tarmac. Well-maintained toilet and shower facilities with a sauna. There is also a small dog run. Plenty of leisure activities on offer.

auto-translated: There are asphalt pitches and grass pitches, several toilet blocks, not all of them contemporary but whole and reasonably clean. We were on an asphalt pitch and for our storms we had grass. There is plenty to see and do in Oulu, as is the beach nearby. Again, nice cycle paths.

auto-translated: Macro campsite very crowded, with little attraction and noisy by undesirable campers with loud music. They would have to put surveillance. The facilities a 10

While travelling by bicycle on EuroVelo 10, we stopped here for one night on July 10. The CP is huge and it was very crowded and not very relaxing, but still there were several spaces only for tents in the shade of pine trees. Good sanitary facilities, big kitchen and a lot of tables for the guests, restaurant and little shop. Friendly reception. Rather expensive (33 Euro) for 2 people without a car.

auto-translated: The large square is divided into different areas. A large part consists of a less attractive area
che without trees and shrubs, but with large paved parking spaces. In the rear part of the site, there are also paved pitches in the sparse pine forest. The sandy beach can be reached within 5 minutes. The center of Oulu is, as already described, easily accessible on a great cycle path (own bridges for pedestrians and cyclists) (2.2 km). The sanitary facilities are attractive and very clean. The pitch costs €44 for 2 people including electricity and shower. A wash cycle including use of the dryer costs €5.

auto-translated: The site is beautifully situated and offers lovely pitches. However, there are too few toilets in the service blocks for the size of the site (regular waiting for a free toilet). In addition, the WLAN is not available everywhere. Especially on the larger and more expensive pitches, there is no reception and you have to walk to reception. This is no longer up to date.

auto-translated: A pitch that leaves nothing to be desired. For caravans, you have to be careful whether you choose a grass pitch or one on tarmac. Awnings and awnings are not allowed on the latter, it feels a bit sterile. Sanitary facilities and kitchen first class. No stars for quiet - dogs, helicopters, motorbikes...

auto-translated: The large square is a very good starting point for Oulu (15 min by bike). Although it is very crowded, it is very quiet. There are several large, flat lawns for tents. Sanitary facilities and kitchens are ok, TV is available.
Update 2024: still good.

auto-translated: As a family of four in June for 38€ a night with CKE. Our place unfortunately still had a lot of leaves from the previous year lie which one has constantly carried into the caravan. Sauna in the evening included. Washhouse 3 is a bit older. There open showers. A little less toilets in the high season. Washhouse 2 seems newly built - see pictures. We liked to use it especially the baby bath. Two small playgrounds on the premises. The kitchens are clean. Washing incl. dryer costs 5€. Beautiful park in the city of Oulu! Definitely go for a walk there! Otherwise, we can only agree with the previous reviews.

auto-translated: Unfortunately the place was almost fully booked when we arrived and it was raining. We got a muddy place, but could change to gravel. There is a nice beach directly at the CP, some restaurants and cafes. With the bus you are quickly in the city. The city itself is nice. Through Corona were many Norwegians, who usually go to Sweden, drive. The offer for children is top. The place as a whole is o.k., the staff very service-oriented. The sanitary facilities are good and clean. Next time we will pre-book there.

auto-translated: We're here in early season, which doesn't make it very crowded. Clean facilities, sanitary facilities spacious and clean, kitchen for cooking and sitting and washing facilities. What I particularly like here is the baby and toddler bath. The toilet is suitable for children and there is the possibility to bathe your baby AND it is clean. The camping staff are very nice and helpful, really great!
The centre is 3.5km across two bridges.
Nice long walk or rent a bike.
With 42€ the night for caravans and 4-person family (without discount) the most expensive overnight stay so far.
A beach, very maintained, clean, is approx. 1-2min by foot away. Top