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Caravanners and motorhome drivers love visiting the province of Hedmark in eastern Norway. It is located close to the border with Sweden and offers a wide range of leisure activities, with sports enthusiasts benefiting from perfect conditions in the form of lakes, rivers and hilly mountains. Numerous child-friendly campsites invite you to enjoy a cosy get-together with the whole family.
The Norwegian Fylke borders the provinces of Akershus, Oppland and Trondelag. The neighbouring country of Sweden is also just to the east. The local landscape is characterised by mountainous backdrops, vast forests of dark green pine trees and the country's longest river.
The campsites in Hedmark are perfect for active holidaymakers thanks to their fantastic location, mostly embedded in the unspoilt nature of the region. Canoeists, water sports enthusiasts and anglers use the River Glomma and the numerous large lakes.
Those who enjoy hiking will find countless well-signposted paths and routes in the destination. Culture enthusiasts enjoy visiting Hedmark's interesting institutions, such as the Norwegian Railway Museum or the Forest Museum.
The climate in Hedmark is generally changeable and varies depending on the region. The best time to visit Hedmark for a camping holiday is from May to July, when there is an average of 8 hours of sunshine per day. If you travel to Hedmark in the high season, i.e. during the European summer holidays in July and August, you can expect average daily highs of a pleasant 16 degrees Celsius.
Water temperatures reach a maximum of 17 degrees Celsius. There is often a temperature invasion in the winter months. This means that temperatures rise with altitude. Guests in the south can expect fog, especially near the water. It occurs most frequently in autumn and in the early winter months.