Melkevoll Bretun Camping
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About
Situated at the end of a rugged valley surrounded by snow-capped mountains, the site is an ideal starting point for hikers and climbers.
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Dogs allowed
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Atmosphere
- Exceptionally beautifully located
Accommodations
- Pitches for tourists: 85
- Rental accommodations: 8
- Rentals with sanitary facilities: 8
Stay
- Languages at reception: German, English
Measurements
- Total size of the campsite: 5 ha
- Meters above sea level: 127 m
Surrounding area
- Nearest town/village center: Briksdalsbre
- Public transport stop: (in 100 m)
ADAC search number: FG7000
"Under this number, you will find the campsite in the printed camp guide: ADAC Campingführer and on the corresponding planning map."
Site
Level pitches on terraced, natural terrain with pine trees, birches, and low bushes. Crisscrossed by a glacial river and a stream, below a rock face with a waterfall. Between the Melkevoll and Briksdal glaciers.
Special features on the campsite
Unoccupied pitches are offered as parking spaces during the day.
Offer & equipment
Target group
- Campsite for tent campers
- Campsite for anglers
Swimming & Wellness
- Sauna
- Outdoor pool (in 30 km)
- Indoor swimming pool (in 30 km)
Children
- Baby changing room
dogs
- Dogs allowed
Eat, Drink, Shop
- Bread service
- Kiosk
- Restaurant or pub (in 400 m)
- Snack bar
- Grocery store
- Supermarket (in 20 km)
- Roofed cooking facilities
Sanitary
- Showers: 6
- Dishwashing basin: 4
- Toilets: 8
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machines
Pitch
- Sockets: 10 - 16 amps
Supply and disposal for motor homes
- Emptying waste water tanks
- Emptying of cassette toilets
Internet access
- Wifi on part of the campsite
Entertainment
- Lounge
- Entertainment program
Location
Address
Oldedalsvegen 2167
6792 Briksdalsbre
Fjord-Norwegen
Norway
Coordinates
Latitude 61° 39' 52" N (61.664722)
Longitude 6° 48' 59" E (6.816417)
Access route
Located approximately 20 km south of Olden.
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6 reviews
Ideal Location
Very good8
Claas
for everyone who enjoys being in nature. Terraced terrain with some massive boulders. The meltwater runoff from the glacier splits the area and the famous Voldefossen hangs almost over one. Accordingly loud noise backdrop. Just enough sanitary facilities, but they are clean. There is even a sauna here.
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Very good for camping and motorhomes.
Superb10
Gerald
Very clean, terraced pitches integrated into the landscape, a rustic hut for grilling and comfortable gatherings, and many other details make this place an absolute recommendation.
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Rustic and Cozy Place
Superb10
Anonymous
Really beautiful!!! Clean sanitary facilities. Perfect starting point for glacier hikes.
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Dream Location Amidst Glaciers
Superb10
Claudia Nordsee
The campsite is located directly at the Volefossen and is a 45-minute walk from Brikdalsbreen. The site has separate sauna and toilet/shower facilities for men and women. You can cool off after the sauna in the glacial river located at the campsite. Additionally, there is a common/dining room with an open fireplace. A kitchen is also available. Yoga house with regular open classes, Stone Age cave, climbing boulders, observation platform with a view of Oldenvatnet and Brikdalsbreen. Absolutely recommended.
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beautifully designed campsite
Superb10
Anonymous
Looking back after 3 weeks of road trip through Norway, Melkevoll Bretun was definitely the most beautiful campsite on our journey. Lovingly created and nestled in beautiful nature with views of glaciers and waterfalls. With sauna access directly by the glacial river, boulder rock formations, a cozy communal hut with a fire pit, and a yoga room built into a rock - the people are super nice - what a place to be!
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Superb9
Tommek
Very quiet beautiful campsite located in nature with a waterfall backdrop and a glacier reachable by a 1-hour hike. Campsite facilities are clean and sufficient for the size of the site.
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Campsite classification
Sanitary
2.9
Quantity
Quality
Area/Site
2.3
Pitches
Public areas
Leisure
0.6
Sport, games, wellness
Animation
Swimming
0.0
In nature
Indoor & Outdoor Pools
Supply
2.0
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Frequently asked questions about the campsite Melkevoll Bretun Camping
What makes the location of Melkevoll Bretun Camping so special?
The campsite is located in the middle of the wild nature of Fjord Norway, right between the Melkevoll and Briksdal glaciers. You camp here below a rock face with the impressive Volefossen waterfall and are accompanied by the sound of the glacier river. An ideal starting point for hikes and climbing tours.
What special wellness and active offers does the campsite offer?
A real highlight is the sauna right by the ice-cold glacier stream, where you can cool off after your sauna session. We also have a unique yoga room built into the rock, bouldering rocks for climbing, and a rustic community hut with an open fireplace for cosy evenings.
What is the terrain like and what should I prepare for?
You can expect a terraced, natural terrain with flat pitches between birches, pines, and huge rocks. Since the glacier river divides the campsite and the waterfall is right next to it, you have a natural, louder background noise here – perfect for nature fans, but good to know for sensitive ears.
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