Suleskard Fjellsenter - Reviews

Camping site at the start/end of the Suleskard road, the high-altitude mountain road connecting western and eastern Norway. Besides pitches for permanent campers, the site provides pitches for camper vans and tents as well as a couple of cabins. The sanitary facilities are modern and spotless. On our arrival the reception was unmanned and we had to call the friendly host who explained all the necessary details. We paid using the Norwegian payment service Vipps.

auto-translated: I turned up on the spur of the moment and there was still a cabin available for me (on my own) at a very reasonable price. I’ve had to pay more for smaller cabins without a toilet or shower.
The grounds here are kept in excellent condition.

auto-translated: What a cute campsite. Simple, but with everything you could wish for. And above all, very lovingly run!
The campsite warden is incredibly helpful and uncomplicated, and for 300 Kr it's totally okay!

auto-translated: Very cheap site and beautifully located. The pitch directly by the stream is indeed rather sandy and no longer a meadow. However, there is a meadow further back on the site, so you can choose that. Receptionist friendly, sanitary facilities perfectly OK. About 30 minutes drive to Kjerag.

auto-translated: Quiet with lake, canoe hire possible, shop (Joker) nearby, sanitary facilities ok, good starting point for excursion to Kjerag.

auto-translated: great little quiet place with great sanitary facilities and friendly people

auto-translated: Beautifully located on a small river.
Plumbing was clean, price per night is cheap.

However, there were very many small mosquitoes that stung you all day long. It was not possible to sit outside during the whole day.

Furthermore, the area where the tent was located was no longer a grassy field but more of a sandy plain.

auto-translated: We have used the place as an overnight parking before we would have had to drive across the mountains later in the evening. Have still got a nice grass pitch. The sanitary facilities were very clean even if you had to pay the showers additionally with 20 crowns. Here, however, there was at least cold water when the 3 min hot water had expired. Not like other places where you then evtl lathered there and it can not rinse off.
Otherwise, the owners are very friendly, in winter there is a ski area nearby and the place is really quiet. Due to the proximity to a lake, it was also the first place where we had mosquitoes in the evening immediately around us.

auto-translated: Quiet campsite, nicely located with nice owner and clean sanitary facilities. Price

We arrived but our email had been overlooked, and no reservation. The lady in reception found us a cabin that was vacant for 1 night, it was a 2 bedroom, she let us have it for the price of a small cabin. Small grocery store next to camping and auto fuel station. Very friendly owners. A good spot to stay just before going down to Lysebotn

auto-translated: Located in the ski area (ski lift nearby) with many cottages. Canoe and rowing boat rental at the campsite (75 kr.

Small campsite by a river , when you’re with dogs there’s not much to go for a walk

We stayed in a lovely cabin for two for 650 nok for one night. The cabin included everything you could need: own bathroom with hot shower, a fully equiped kitchen, separate bedroom with twin bed and a nice living room with a tv. Everyting was clean and on point when we areived. Nothing bad to say about this place and worth every penny.

auto-translated: We spent the night in a hut (4 - 6 persons incl. WC and shower) for 700 crowns per night. The landlady is very nice and helpful. Ggü. is a small shop, otherwise the place is quite dead. You can rent boats and go fishing. Small playground for children. We would come again.

auto-translated: Very nice facility ! Cabins with shower, WC and TV all very clean and for 600 Nok!

auto-translated: We have already been to Kjeragbolten CP or Lysbotn CP. But this place was so disgustingly dirty and offered everything you don't want on holiday, so we drove the 32 kilometres back to the Suleskard and will start from here for the hike to Kjeragbolten. The CP meets at least standard requirements, has a quite acceptable environment and the sanitary facilities are ok.

auto-translated: 600 NOK for a chic, heated and bath equipped hut absolutely OK. A small shop is also opposite - but not much else. Great starting point for Kjerag hike!