Austbøvågen Rasteplass - Reviews

auto-translated: Nice, small square. You have to be lucky that there are no cars parked there. Large motorhomes difficult (we have 8.55m). It's a pity that motorhome drivers don't stay on the tarmac to see if there's anything free, but destroy the grass. And put the full bin liner next to the empty bin because it is too full and doesn't fit through the slot (emptying). It would be a shame if the site was closed to camper vans. Beautiful view and good picnic facilities.

auto-translated: The site is located directly on the E39, but quite quiet at night. The location is otherwise quite nice, there is a small bay with a watercourse, but the water looks brown, could be due to all the rain. Surrounded by sheep and cattle. The lighting at night is a bit annoying, there is a lantern above every parking bay.

auto-translated: Very nice rest area on the shore about 7km from the ferry.

Four individual parking bays with lots of picnic tables. Rubbish bins available.

Clean toilets with flush toilets and hot water.

Beautiful corner.

auto-translated: Nice place to spend a night

auto-translated: Nice parking lot directly on a road. Still quite quiet and you have access to the sea. Very clean toilets. Well suited for a night in transit

auto-translated: A very nice public rest area with top sanitary facilities (regular cleaning, hot water) and great seating that offers a great view of the sea and the surroundings. Here, the table can stay in the campervan. Down towards the water, there are also flat areas for a few tents. You can't get in here with a caravan without blocking everything, but campervans (Bulli & Co.) and also not too big motorhomes are no problem. We arrived at around 5 pm, when we still had a free choice, but 2 hours later it started to get crowded. Despite the close proximity of the road (it runs slightly above the campsite), we slept well here. Is the site suitable for families? Well, we saw some. It shouldn't be a problem for one night - there is enough to explore for the little ones. Of course, there are no "leisure facilities" at public rest areas, but one thing is certain: If the rest areas in Germany were in such good condition, travelling with children would be much more relaxed!