Sommarøy Camping & Marina

auto-translated: Very beautiful area. Check-in at the machine. We paid NOK 300 per night, including electricity. Some pitches with gravel, others with grass. The site filled up in the evening at the end of August, but this was no longer a problem at the beginning of September. Beautiful sandy beach next door. Café and shopping facilities across the street. Gray water disposal, toilet disposal, and fresh water available. Toilet with code that you receive with your payment on the ticket.

auto-translated: Nice location on flat ground, with an area reserved for tents, but windy with very few hedges. No reception, you have to pay at an automatic terminal, which gives you access to the toilets and sinks. Showers are coin-operated. Same for the washing machine. There are only four cabins that combine all of these facilities, so you have to queue even though the campsite is half empty. (Also accessible to the general public for a fee.) However, it is heated and fairly clean. A kitchen with a small refrigerator and two tables is also available. But there are lots of nice spots nearby for wild camping, so it's up to you.
Other useful information: there's a café opposite the campsite (not tested), as well as a Supercharge terminal (CCS+Chademo), a grocery store a little further away, and a great pedal kayak rental (!) just after.

This is a remote campsite, i.e. there is no reception. The ticketing system worked well but the problem with such a system is that it encourages neglect by the owner, and there was ample evidence of this in the kitchen where the bin was overflowing, the floor dirty, the fridge unhygienic. The kitchen is small and the seating area likewise with room for no more than four. There is no kettle.
Little thought has been given to the area for tents.
The site is exposed and there is no protection from the wind. In typical Arctic weather, it is unavoidably cold. This is not the fault of the owner but it is a fact of life. If the conditions were warm and sunny, I can imagine my feelings about the site's position would be different since it lies next to a small sandy beach.