Olberg Camping

One night with the camper costs 300 NOK. Shower, washing machine, and dryer available, but cost extra. Fresh water is available, as is wastewater and toilet disposal. - The latter was not indicated here by the ADAC. The location is very quiet in a very small place. The campsite is an old agricultural business with ~35 pitches (renumbered - anyone who wants to stay longer and leaves would probably have to look for a new pitch) and 2 cabins. No minimum stay required for campers with their own sleeping arrangements - as indicated by the ADAC here. This may only apply to the cabins. At 5:20 PM, there would still be good spots available. From 7:00 PM it started to get tight. Outside there are 3-4 sinks for washing dishes, and in the building with the sanitary rooms, there is even a stove. The sanitary facilities are very clean - only a shelf in the showers is missing. Here there is only a plastic stool and a hook strip. However, the layout could be better. For the men, there is only 1 toilet and 1 urinal. Too few for the number of pitches. But there are 3 shower cabins. For the women, there are 2 toilets (one was permanently locked?) and 2 shower cabins. As a highlight, an elk safari is offered. Unfortunately, they are already very vague on the website. "Almost every day at 9:00 PM" Upon arrival, it was already fully booked for that day and the following day - Despite a large advertising sign that stood right in front of the reception. (This gives hope) - another camper learned that it is even fully booked until the end of the month (on July 19 we were here).

Small, quietly located campsite. Feel outside. Sanitary facilities good, shower extra.

sufficient parking spaces available, sanitary facilities are okay, nice place with the chance to see elk at the edge of the forest