Lone Camping A/S

auto-translated: The campsite is absolutely fantastic. There is plenty of space for tents. The ground is even. Even in the evening, there was still plenty of space to pitch a tent, but you might have to park your car somewhere else. In the showers, you can only hang your things up, because if you put them on the shelf, they will get wet. The most important thing, however, is that everything is clean, and there were no long queues – even though it is the middle of the high season. Everything in the kitchen was fine. If you are traveling to Bergen by bus, use the VY app.

auto-translated: I think the nice spots were taken by around 10:00 am.
We arrived around 1:30 p.m. and found a spot up in the gravel lot.
Camper to camper.
In short, the many positive comments notwithstanding, we found it the least campground of our trip through Norway.
And the most expensive.
We had booked for 2 nights on arrival, but on second thought decided to move on the next day.
Tried to get something of a refund, no way.
We understand that a campground owner has to make the money in the summer months, but this is just ridiculous.
Drove the camper to Bergen, great parking spot near Bryggen.

Closed during Easther Holliday. In the vinter season, only open for campervan and caravans on request.