Bardu Camping

auto-translated: So, a lot could be done with the campground. Yes, I know we are far north here... this is one of the worst places we have stayed in during our four-month trip so far. The playground is an eyesore, everything is neglected. The same goes for the area around the reception building. What's funny are the pieces of the old sports field that have been laid here, which doesn't make things any better. The place generally looks unkempt. The cabins also need some maintenance on the outside, and you should see what they look like inside... The sanitary building is also in need of renovation. I don't know if they don't earn enough money to keep the whole place in good shape, which is a shame because there's a lot that could be done. We paid NOK 350 including electricity, which is too much for what's on offer.

auto-translated: The site is pretty run-down. However, it is conveniently located near the E6, is really cheap, the sanitary facilities have seen better days, but there are enough of them and they work. The pitches are covered with artificial turf. This keeps them dry, even if they are not really level. The site is well suited for an overnight stay. I wouldn't stay any longer.

auto-translated: Next to the sports field and the school near the E6 is the extensive area of the campsite, which was almost empty in mid-June. Some parts of the spacious pitches were covered with old artificial turf, so there were no soggy corners. The site is quiet. It is an ideal place to spend the night.