Nordkapphallen Parkering - Reviews

auto-translated: There is no shower. The Centrum 350NOK closes at 01:00 and reopens at 11:00. There are at least clean toilets available depending on the arrival. Space is limited in the first row but 2nd row is no problem. If the weather is good it's nice and unique because it's the Nordksp. I probably won't come again because I've seen it in the sunshine.

auto-translated: Parking/overnight stay behind the barrier costs €17 per person. Worth seeing!

auto-translated: Arrived here today in the fog...still masses of campers here, toilets clean, visitor centre absolutely worth seeing and delicious hot dog eaten.

auto-translated: We were at Nordkapp in September and it was not very crowded. The site is gravelled and slightly sloping at the edge. We only used the toilets in the hall (closes at 8pm in September), as it is difficult to access the toilets on the site, as there is unfortunately a lot of dog shit in front of them. I really don't understand these people!

Otherwise, it's a very nice destination, definitely worth a visit. The way to the NK, we went via Finland, is also very varied and scenically beautiful!

auto-translated: currently free parking and overnight stay possible; site gravelled and slightly uneven; from midday it gets crowded; 3 toilets per gender in a well-maintained condition; short way to the plateau and the globe; entrance to Nordkapphallen 320 NOK p.p. valid for 24 h (also at night)

auto-translated: The parking lot and the toilets (3 each for ladies and 3 for men) at the site are free of charge. The North Cape Hall costs 230 NOK p.p. Who would like now "only" a few souvenirs, should stop in Olderfjord at the tourist info (large parking lot). There you can find all kinds of North Cape souvenirs.

auto-translated: Addendum 7/25
The car park costs up to 200 NKR and the entrance to the hall with 35 Euro adult and 9 for children for 24 h is already steep
Who is in the Northcape Club is still everything for free

This car park is the northernmost point in Europe with great vantage points and a museum about the foundation and the surrounding nature.
The midnight sun is a dream in good weather but even without it is an experience as we have been there for the 5th time and what Rome is for the Christians, the North Cape is for us. We will come back in a few years when our daughter is big enough to explain to her teachers that the sun can be in the north.
Excursions to many other nature events are also feasible Overnight stay is feasible Toilets are open all night I recommend a two day ticket you can't see everything on your first visit anyway

auto-translated: You only stand here because you want to enjoy the midnight sun at the North Cape. As long as the tourist centre there is open, everything is halfway ok, but there are too few toilets for these masses of tourists. It is closed from 1 o'clock to 6 o'clock: Then there are no sanitary facilities available. That is out of the question!