Sataslåtten Camping

auto-translated: Large site, not parceled out.
Narrow access over a bridge.
Many permanent campers with large fixed awnings in front of the caravans.
For tourists, a small area is separated off away from the permanent campers.
The reception is not staffed at this time (September). A quick call and the site owner is there immediately. Very friendly, speaks English.
We were offered a pitch closer to the sanitary building.
The sanitary building is large and very well maintained.
There is no greywater drain for motorhomes. The chemical disposal point is in a small wooden hut with a large round iron drain, covered with a wooden lid. Very reminiscent of the 70s.
There is a railway line nearby. The trains run about every half hour during the day and are clearly audible. Since the noise slowly swells and fades again, we did not find it disturbing.
The noise from the road is low; at night it is quiet.
The price of 360 NOK (caravan, 2 people and electricity) is now cheap for Norway.
WLAN is available, but very weak and only receivable in the immediate vicinity of the reception.
There is access to the river for those who like swimming.
We were only here for one night, but would also stay longer.

auto-translated: Very good campsite if you are coming from the Hardangervidda!

auto-translated: The campsite has Wi-Fi, but probably only near reception.
It looks quite dark at the back of the tent area.
Unfortunately, the ‘kitchen’ only has two hotplates; there are no pots or crockery.