Sjølyst Bobil Parkering - Reviews

auto-translated: First the positive, the location is great, you can reach the city centre in a few minutes by bus.
Now for the negative, 3 toilets for 250 pitches, you get a note that you should shower in the camper van, after all there is a waste disposal station. The motorway is right next door, and there is a construction site on the site that is being worked on 24 hours a day. Heavy stones were being loaded with a wheel loader at 3am. In the marina they were screwing and hammering on ships until 11pm. If you are looking for relaxation, this is definitely not the place for you.
Cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired, 625Nok for one night in this environment is just plain cheeky.

auto-translated: Were here at the end of August for a site visit. The place was rather empty (in the back there was practically no one). Sanitary facilities are simple and were always clean, the shower not usable because the money box was too full ;) Otherwise, it is very noisy during the day because of the city highway, at night it could at least sleep well. Electricity and water islands are spread all over the place, containers for garbage disposal are standing around here and there on the marina. Gray

auto-translated: Location, location, location! Otherwise not recommended, large parking lot, noisy due to the highway right next to the place, 1 shower (10 kr

We did not expect much based on previous reviews but when seeing the toilets and especially the showers this was even worse than expected. The person at the information seemed very bored and left around 09:00 p.m. although it was written that we would be there until 10:00 p.m. WiFi was not working either. Unfortunately, this is the only option for a central place to camp in Oslo.

auto-translated: Parking place close to a big road, sanitary at most OK. It should not be compared with a camping site.
Location for Oslo visit is great: 15 min by bike to the city on a very good bike path, train station directly opposite, big supermarket directly opposite, from the parking lot you step directly onto the beautiful peninsula Bygdoy for walks or swimming.

auto-translated: As already described an asphalted place at the marina. But you can only see something of it if you are lucky enough to get one of the top ten places. Very loud, because directly behind the heavily frequented street. At the time of our stay no toilet and grey water disposal possible. For us a no-go for such a big place with 250 pitches that costs 300 crowns and that many also use because of the proximity to the ferry. Sanitary facilities a kind of Dixi toilet shower... Not possible at all!

auto-translated: We found the payment terminal easy to understand. Wifi code and toilet code are on the receipt of the vending machine. Perfect as a base for visiting Oslo and in terms of price compared to the 2 other campsites in Oslo actually not so crazy. 300 NOK including electricity. (According to a local resident, the entire campsite will disappear for new construction.) For a bit of peace and extra facilities, pay the 150 NOK extra for the other campsites in Oslo, or stand outside Oslo and use public transport.

auto-translated: Asphalted parking space.
Overnight near the city, for sightseeing good location.
Cash register system difficult to understand and only cumbersome to use.
Sanitary facilities sufficiently clean.
Access only with code that the cash machine does not provide.
Only to get from employees.
With 300 NOK quite expensive.

auto-translated: Is as described several times really a large parking lot with city near the Oslo priced is okay. But not much is offered except a great location. Check in at a ticket machine, in front of which many desperate. At some point, a not too friendly staff came and explained it. Then we went on to a parking lot, over which the parcels were gepinslet over it and where you can put it at will. The toilets are okay, but can only be used with code, which can be difficult if the friendly gentleman at the entrance does not tell you. All in all, an alternative to parking garage, where you can stay overnight with proximity to the city, but otherwise I advise the most of it. For us somehow more of a stopgap.

auto-translated: Attention: this place is only for campers.
We wanted to go to the square with our caravan and were forwarded. Tents do not work either.

auto-translated: A pitch directly at a marina is first of all a great thing. Another great thing is that you can reach the museum island Bugdøy in a few minutes on foot (very worth seeing). One is also immediately in Oslo and can thus see the city optimally. However, the fact that NOK 300,- is charged for this is a cheek with the other campsite prices in Norway. But well, so it is. So to visit Oslo or the Museum Island is an excellent place. You have to relax somewhere else.

auto-translated: Rappelvoll during the holiday season. But it is a good starting point for the visit of Oslo. Bus stop in the immediate vicinity.
Very expensive at NOK 300.

auto-translated: Good pitch (for quite a few womos) if you intend to explore Oslo. Tickets are drawn at the machine when the office is not occupied. Somewhat complicated, but feasible.
This year the Wifi doesn't work yet.
Sanitary facilities are completely in order, if you are early in the morning ;-)

The place is a Marina, which means that you are parking on a huge asphalt area between Marina equipment. Power available. Toilets and shower yes, but don't expect any comfort. Noisy high traffic near by. Close to public communication, perfect to explore Oslo but no place to stay longer than absolutely necessary.

auto-translated: Great thing right at a marina! Quite ordinary pitch on asphalt. Therefore optimal connection to the center (by bike). Really perfect cycle path to the historic harbour (approx. 15 comfortable minutes). Sanitary facilities only accessible with the right code. Probably the rooms are only for the yacht owners? Either you wait until someone comes out (can take a while) or you go to the WoMo. Showers 10 NOK in coins. Many parking spaces available. 300 NOK night, quite steep but Oslo is also one of the most expensive cities worldwide. That's the way it is.