Landa Park - Reviews

auto-translated: Idyllically situated, generously designed level and well-kept site in the midst of lovingly recreated Viking houses. Perfectly situated for excursions to Preikestolen or Lysefjord.

Several barbecue areas with tables and benches are available to all guests. Small bathing lake with a piece of pebble beach within walking distance (1.3 km). Very helpful and friendly owners (speak German).

Sanitary facilities are plentiful and well maintained. Personally, I prefer my own towel to the mountain of rubbish caused by the used disposable towels. There is plenty of space in the handicapped shower, the other showers are a bit cramped.

We liked it so much that we added another night.

auto-translated: A beautiful facility. There was hardly anything going on and we had plenty of space and peace. The sanitary facilities are okay, hot water is included in the price. The location is idyllic and it is only 20 minutes to Preikestolen. The owners are very friendly and helpful.

auto-translated: The most beautiful campsite on our round trip. Wonderful nature with Viking ambience. There are enough sanitary facilities and they are very well maintained. The owners, a German couple, are very friendly and very committed to their beautiful site. Excellent base with short drive to Preikestolen and Lysefjord. Nearby beautiful swimming in a freshwater lake within walking distance. We would definitely come again.

auto-translated: Nice meadow for camping with trees and plenty of distance to the neighbours. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are not clean, toilet paper and soap are missing. Everything looks a bit grubby.

auto-translated: I really enjoyed my time at the campsite. The site is spacious and only about 4 km (10-15 minutes by bike) from the Lysefjord. There is so much to discover here, beautiful hiking routes, beaches by the fjord, etc.
the site is ideal for families, there are also animals kept there. The site is basically a historic Viking farm and there is so much to discover. The site is run by a very nice German couple. The sanitary facilities and the kitchen are in reasonable condition and offer everything you need. Another sanitary block is currently being built. As I said, it's a great site!

auto-translated: The most beautiful place on our 3-week round trip,
Very nice ambience,sanitary facilities very well maintained the operator,a German is active with great commitment to his beautiful place.There are free-range goats on the extensive grounds.
The buildings convey
a sense of Winkinger past.
We have stayed here twice and will definitely return.
Highly recommended!

auto-translated: Very nice place with light Viking ambience. Excellent base with short drive to Preikestolen and Solfjell. Nearby beautiful swimming in freshwater lake- within walking distance.

auto-translated: Very nice campsite with Viking atmosphere. The place is very clean and you have enough space, because this is not crowded. There is a swimming lake nearby and the Preikestolen is also not far away. The sanitary facilities are clean and the staff is very friendly. We would definitely come again.

auto-translated: Nice staff, we like to come back.
Owners speak German.

auto-translated: Very nice and friendly operators. Common room class in reception, the cottages are really nice. Breakfast with hot rolls are available in the morning. A really very interesting place and it is not a through road.

auto-translated: Very diverse facility near the Preikestolen. However, without many tourists. Plenty of space and a lot to see, anytime again

auto-translated: Very nice German couple run the facility. A lot of space to relax and have his rest. Excursions from there by foot, bike or car are very well possible.
Many German visitors there.
there are still huts and sanitary facilities. The existing ones are very well maintained and tidy.

auto-translated: Very nice owners, the complex is very nice natural with old viking houses and generally in the style of a viking village, with two rabbits and some goats. There is a cosy lounge with kitchenette (stove, microwave, kettle ...) to warm up. Showers are included. We paid 200kr for tent+car. Good location to Preikestolen and good alternative to other overcrowded campsites. We would come back.

It had been raining before we arrived. Part of the field was not usable. Because if the request to keep the car best outside the camping area is was quit and spacious. There was enough wash facility because of a new block with showers (free) camping area. Sometimes had to wait a while to do the dishes. The kitchen was spacious, like a living room. We didnt go to Preikestolen. Did another beautifull hike at the other (this) side of the fjord. Info for walks at the tourist info in the village.

auto-translated: Beautiful campsite but price-performance does not fit.

auto-translated: The place is very natural and nicely led. The sanitary facilities are clean, but quite simple. For the hike to the Prekistolen the place is in any case a great starting point.

auto-translated: beautiful green area, meadows unfortunately only reserved for tents, with WoMo or WoWa one is put into the last corner on gravel, the available leisure activities like archery were not occupied, beautiful Viking houses, but somehow the air was out.WC was OK, the showers but very simple and rickety. There were exactly 5 caravans and 4 tents on our day at the end of June there, that had already end time mood!

auto-translated: Beautifully situated place to start the Preikestolen.
Large facility with good sanitary facilities, only the second washroom together with the toilet for the handicapped is not so good.

auto-translated: Very good place for a visit to Preikestolen (20 minutes by car). An excavation site from the Viking Age with some reconstructed houses. With tents or lighter motorhomes you stand on the meadows between these houses, but there is also a larger gravel place (about 10-12 seats).
Friendly, German operators. Sanitary facilities ok, in full space probably too small (3 showers, about 10 toilets). WoMo, 2 people + electricity 290 NOK incl. Infinity showers.

Overall the place is nice. We payed 300 nok for two people, a tent and a car, which we foud to be a bit too expensive since there was really nothing special about the campsite. Hot showers were free and in ok condition. There were goats, which was probably the best part.

auto-translated: Super nice and large area in the middle of the mountains. Very friendly staff, which led us right everywhere and everything explained.
The shower and toilet system of a swimming pool, which is currently out of service, may be used: Spacious showers and hot water as long as you want (much better than the sanitary facilities in the immediate vicinity of the reception).

auto-translated: Large facility integrated in the "Viking village". The Viking village is lovingly constructed.
As a starting point for hiking (Preikestolen) well suited. German operator. Sanitary new, but for space too little. Sinks in the disabled washroom / WC. 2 showers for all campers is a bit short.
Barely lighting at night. Wi-Fi only at the reception (free).

auto-translated: Campsite was fine. As a starting point for various hikes very well suited. For children, the place is very suitable. Animals and playground are available.
Usually you can use the showers in the adjacent cultural center. When we were there unfortunately only on the first day. The rest showers are not ok.

auto-translated: Great facility, the museum and vacation in a wonderful landscape 10 minutes from Preikestolen connects.

auto-translated: A simple but good facility.
Especially for children to offer (animals such as goats)
The place is completely our Viking motto - which confirm old buildings - which can also be viewed visited.

There are sufficient sanitary facilities available, which are just in the culture house of very good quality.

auto-translated: very tidy facility
friendly and helpful
good suggestions for tours
it was a touristic enrichment

auto-translated: Very nice operator, during our visit very well occupied, too few sinks and Spülmöglichkeiten, showers and WLAN free

auto-translated: I love this little piece of earth .... Anyone who wants to sleep between Viking huts and wants to get to know real Norway is exactly right here! For kids there are goats, playgrounds and lots of space! So the adults can sit in the evening at one of the campfires or enjoy the beautiful view! Also for bikers Ideal routes for cruising! For me these are the most beautiful holidays ever who is not Hygge here is guilty!

auto-translated: The facility is located in the middle of a former Viking village. The owners are very nice and helpful. At times, an employee offers the guests to try out archery. Also, there is always a small group that likes to sit by the campfire or go fishing. For us it was a successful holiday and yes we are nice the second time here.

auto-translated: Nice hosts, good wifi in the reception, dogs allowed.

auto-translated: I stayed here with a tent, it cost 200Nok for the tent, about 20€.
The owner, who speaks very good German, showed me around and everything.
Stom is available (not necessary for me now) an Aufentalsraum with information of the surroundings, a kitchen, toilets and showers.
Cleanliness okay.
Very idillischer place, would come in any case again.

auto-translated: Because we didn't want to camp because of the weather, we had the choice between a tepee with wooden floor and three mattresses, without electricity (two persons 450 NOK) and a room with two bunk beds (incl. bedding) in the main house (two persons 550 NOK). We have chosen the room.
Shower and WC were in the same corridor. We didn't try out the showers, but in addition to the showers we rented the showers of the Kulturhaus next door this year, where you can take an unlimited hot shower. The common kitchen is equipped with little cooking utensils and crockery, stove, oven, fridge and freezer.
There is free WLAN in the reception room. We have not visited the open-air museum, which is part of the campsite, but it is certainly an advantage for families.
The owner spoke fluent German (and I think he is German).

very very expensive for very poor services. e.g. no warm water in evening.

auto-translated: German operators, very friendly and helpful. Sanitary facilities are not outstanding but OK, next door is a Viking Museum, free for visitors. not stunning but nice to look at.
recommendable

auto-translated: Very nice team!

Too expensive, 3 showers, no warm water, one sink to do the dishes - as expensive as Preikestolen camping...they are still in the start phase, but then they should be much cheaper.

auto-translated: The site combines an open-air museum and a campsite. With your caravan tent you can practically stand next to the replicas of the Viking stone age huts. These can easily be walked and visited.

Especially for children it is nice that there are many animals here (e.g. donkeys, goats, free-range chickens, etc.). Our children were also busy the whole day without playground equipment, a public hammock did that in addition.

Around the really few mowed pitches a lot of high grass.
The sanitary facilities are o.k.. Somewhat stupid was that these were in the main house (there were also only few showers) only by the kitchens common room to reach. So you always shuffled through there, even if there were some cooking and so on, only to go to the toilet or shower behind the next door. And since there were many young people with tents on tour with a short stay (they all wanted to go to Preikestolen), the kitchen was somehow always full. Somewhat unpleasant.

Beside the basic price there is one price per additional person. Since there were five of us, it was the most expensive place where we stood on our round tour.

auto-translated: The original open-air museum was taken over a year ago by a German emigrant who lovingly looks after the grounds. For campers, a visit to the prehistoric settlement of old Viking houses is included in the price, as well as delicious breakfast and fresh coffee at any time. The common kitchen as well as the sanitary facilities are clean and very well maintained. At the fireplace in the Bronze Age hut as well as at various barbecue places, one can let the evening end comfortably before retreating to one's tent with a view of the hill graves.