Atna Camping

auto-translated: My first thought was to stay at the pitch by the moose, but it’s just too busy there. So I drove 8.5 km further to Atna Camping. Good decision! You can choose your own pitch (though it’s rather tricky by the river as it’s occupied by long-term campers), the receptionist is very friendly (German), the toilet facilities are very clean, and from the R3 you hardly notice anything going on here behind the woods. With everything included (Wi-Fi, electricity, water, waste disposal, etc.), I paid 390 NOK (approx. 36 €), which is fair. A shower costs 20 NOK with no time limit. Great value for money!

auto-translated: Located directly on the river, unfortunately dominated by permanent campers. We still had a nice pitch. Nice operator. A little off the E3, so no road noise.

auto-translated: Nice owner from Germany. Were only here for one night. Well suited for a stopover despite many permanent campers