Ness Camping

auto-translated: We arrived with our tent. Reception is only staffed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We simply found a spot, which was straightforward. The view of the bay is very beautiful. It's great to be able to launch our own kayaks here.
The outdoor kitchen isn't so great, though—it's very outdated and not well maintained, and campers tend to leave their dirty dishes lying around. The reception staff are friendly, probably student workers. But what really bothers us are the sanitary facilities, if you can still call them that. One toilet per gender and one shower. Two sinks. Showers are included, but you have to get 10-kroner coins from the reception desk to use them. We only found this out the next day.
I probably wouldn't come back here again.

auto-translated: A small place, very idyllic location. Were here one night, on the way back from Lofoten. We were welcomed nicely. We stood directly on the fjord and had a great view. With us were still 2 campers and 2 bullis on the site, so it was nice and empty.
The sanitary facilities are very old and simple, but were clean. 20 years ago it looked the same. Chemical toilet sink is a covered small pipe.
There is a swimming lake on the site that is open to the public.
Our highlight: On the small, mile-long access road we saw a moose.

auto-translated: The season has just begun for this campsite. Everything looks a bit rocked. The operator is very nice. Beautifully situated in itself. With the caravan 220NOK, which was completely okay. Unfortunately the place for the WoMo was full of goose dung*@%t and that without end. We let ourselves be given shovel and rake and first cleaned the place so that our children would not step in. If one could have cleaned up just because the season has started, also before. A toilet and a shower. If there is a real rush, there are not enough sanitary facilities. All in all it would have to be renovated.