Jotunheimen Caravan Camp - Reviews

auto-translated: This was our first time here and our first time staying overnight in Jotunheimen. The location is fantastic for hikes of all fitness levels. The reception is friendly, with a small shop and café. We stayed two nights longer than planned because the weather was so great. The cabins are fairly new, with good beds and everything you need for cooking. However, there is no hotplate and cooking is not allowed inside. We ended up cooking outside with our own hotplate. There is a kettle but no coffee machine. You would expect the kitchen to be more lavishly equipped, but it is tiny with no major appliances: stove with oven and microwave, kettle. One sink. No seating. There is another place to wash up outside.
Yes, the sanitary facilities are fine. However, they are only cleaned once a day. Depending on the number of guests and their behavior, this may or may not work. I would have liked to see an additional check in the evening on some days. The sanitary facilities and kitchen are still opened with a key, which can be really annoying. I find some of the rules and the layout of the cabins okay, but somehow impractical. Especially if you stay a little longer. But I would definitely come back here. There are many permanent campers, but it is a nice, quiet place with good value for money. Cleaning included.

auto-translated: Beautiful location, conveniently located but still quiet, not as crowded as nearby. Staff friendly, facilities as they should be.

auto-translated: Really nice new cabin! Loft bed (with double bed below), dining table and sofa. No stove top in the cabin, but a kettle. Final cleaning is included, shower 10 NOK 4 minutes. Many permanent campers, with us it was very empty and quiet. Despite the lack of hot plate the best cabin so far on our trip!

auto-translated: Predominantly permanent campers, therefore, a small number of pitches, but also little going on with us (we had the sanitary facilities for us alone). 5 NOK for 2 min shower. Two small lakes / ponds. Unfortunately many mosquitoes. It is a bit annoying that you always have to take a bowl for toilet & Co. Nice staff, but only bad English speaks. Small shop at the reception. 240 NOK for Bullis, 40 NOK for electricity.

auto-translated: Small place rather for campers. For tents quite uneven. No cabins. Great panorama of the landscape. Decent service building. Clean and groomed. Friendly owner. Tent without electricity 140 Nok, showers 10 Nok for 6 min. We were almost in here and enjoyed the silence. Beautiful hiking trails around it.

auto-translated: relatively quiet place at night hardly / no more traffic. Many permanent campers but can still find a place in between. Sanitary rooms older but work, showers costs. small shop at the reception. The young lady spoke English well. Yes you need a key for the sanitary facilities but that goes without a hitch.

auto-translated: A great place to spend the night. We stayed there for 3 days. 150 crowns for 1 tent and 2 people is great. Since we have had worse for more.
There is a real professional espresso machine which is operated by the daughter of the platzwartes. We enjoyed 2 cups daily. otherwise the prices for a campsite are ok. The best part is the hospitality of the owner. you feel welcome and at home. when the coffee machine is cold, you even bring the cups to the place. I can really recommend this place, it is clean and tidy and very quiet.

auto-translated: Nice big place with a great view. Sanitary facilities have everything you need, but you have to pay for shower. Kitchen good, drinking water possibilities also available. Nice place