Sulitjelma Turistsenter AS

auto-translated: We wanted to spend 3 nights here at the beginning of June. The site made a muddy impression after the snow had melted and after a day of rain (paths and pitches full of puddles). The booking should be made via QR code. The numbering of the pitches is not recognizable. The campsite is almost completely used by permanent campers. You get the impression that travelers are not so welcome and that the pitches that cannot be rented to permanent campers should be used for travelers. There are only 6 pitches with electricity for travelers. Two of these were usable without puddles, but too short for our rather small camper van. After visiting the site and the facilities, we drove off again. Interesting for camper vans: the last 2 km or so of access road are steep.

auto-translated: If you want to experience a unique town, get off the E6 and drive up to Sulitjelma. The town itself is exciting and has a rich history. There are many walks and the campsite has a number of permanent pitches but a lovely relaxed atmosphere, with lakes all around. The sanitary facilities are clean and well maintained despite being outgrown and few in number. The staff are welcoming and friendly. I highly recommend that you take at least 3 days to get the whole story and the beautiful nature in your experience book.

auto-translated: The campsite is very nicely located. The very small tent meadow is sloping and very wet. Sanitary facilities at higher occupancy of the site too little.