Bobilparkering på Furubergstranda

auto-translated: I can only agree with the previous reviewers: the toilet still costs 20 NOK, and there’s a large rubbish bin.
Norway’s largest railway museum is right next door, along with an open-air museum and the now-covered cathedral ruins, all accessible from the car park via a lovely park. It gets busy quickly from 5 pm onwards.

auto-translated: This free parking space for motorhomes is beautifully located directly on Lake Mjøsa and the old cathedral.

auto-translated: The site is good for transit to the north on the E6. Unless you expect a professional campsite can only recommend the place as it is no more than a free public parking on the beach in Hamar. We arrived around 6 pm and were able to get the last place in the first row. The parking lot is extremely dusty unless it has rained for a few days. The toilets are public and meant for the bathing beach. They were okay but not up to the standard of a regular campground.