Åsgrav Familiecamping

auto-translated: We wanted to spend the night here. Unfortunately, there was no one to be found or reached at the site, although it was actually open. Online booking was also not possible because it was said to be fully booked although the huts looked very uninhabited.

auto-translated: There was very little space, the only middle friendly boss assigned us a place. The place is dominated by permanent campers who occupy all water places. The playground was nice, unfortunately very full and there was garbage lying around, which is not surprising considering the high occupancy. Also the high noise level. The sanitary facilities were moderately clean, the showers cramped, even at half past ten in the evening there was still jostling. Maybe it was because of the rain the days before, but the current of the adjacent river was so strong that I did not even let my child near the river.
For families with big children maybe nice, also the little shop with sweets and ice cream, and the little miniature golf course, for us too narrow, too full, too noisy.

auto-translated: So: There are many people who like to stand close together in the trellis. Not me. It's kind of a "classic" place. neat and tidy and kind of square. You get assigned a place, you're not asked if I want to stand here or there. There are only Norwegians here. Permanent campers. The location by the river is very nice in itself, sanitary ok. Whether it is family camping is a question of approach. Playground top, many children there. There is a bathing place, but the current is so strong that I would not even bathe myself, especially not my children. Personally, I don't like the subtly controlled spirit on the site at all, but many do. Everyone goes on holiday differently. But I don't here anymore.