Geiranger Camping

A beautiful surrounding, nature at its best, The air feels crisp and pure, carrying a serene silence that makes the whole experience magical. Every turn reveals a new vista—snow on peaks and untouched natural beauty. The fjords truly feel like nature’s masterpiece, a sight that leaves you humbled and in awe.

Great camping in the center of Geiranger with view over the fjord. The toilets and showers were clean and no line. The showers are paid and you have 5min of water from the moment you paid, so recommend paying once you are ready to get into the water only. It gets pretty crowded with tourists as the camping is right next to the cruise and the city center. So if you want some privacy, choose the spots further from the main road.

Parked here for two days in our camper van. The location by the fjord was very nice. The WiFi was very limited no matter where you were. The bathrooms were clean but showers would go cold if anyone showered next to you. Showers were 14 NOK by touch credit card. Washing machine and dryer is confusing so ask for help in advance. Power was extra. The kitchen was simple with NO additional amenities. View amazing and right next to fjord tours. The drive in can be a challenge if coming from the south.

This is a lovely, spacious campsite with fantastic views of the fjord and waterfall. However, like most campsites in Norway, the system of choosing your spot where there’s available space raises some concerns, as not everyone follows the rules. The number of sanitation facilities and showers is far too limited for the amount of spots available. They were also consistently dirty—despite checking multiple times, the cleanliness never improved. It’s also relatively expensive, but I guess they take advantage of the fact that people have no other choice since many are taking the ferry or passing through. Overall, a beautiful location but not the most convenient or cleanest campsite.

I enjoyed my stay here. The setting is superb - always lots to watch! The washing machines and dryers were good and there is a very small kitchen, the showers (extra cost) were time limited, paid by credit card and not very clean, the loos were OK - bit of a hike for most campers. Everything was a bit overpriced but decent value given the season and location. It was a bit chaotic with people turning up late and parking wherever they felt like.

Geiranger campsite was in a great location. Customer service was excellent, as we were able to book a ferry trip for the next morning with the help of the campsite staff. Outdoor activities were also nearby, although there were very few of them now as the road leads down and up (no sidewalks). In the morning you could watch the big cruise ships sailing along the fjord towards Geiranger harbour.

You can't get a better location. Some shops, bars in walking distance. Nice pitches with grass in-between. Good facilities but could be stretched in the summer, we were May. Showers only accessible with a credit card and not that hot or powerful, you may need 2 goes if you have long hair to wash. Access to the waterfalls/ views up hill, need good shoes and fitness. The roads in are an experience in themselves! Watch your brakes, they get hot. All in all, a great experience all round.

The location is good, there's a river where it meets the fjord. There's also a grocery store nearby. However, this camp site is very busy. There's one road hundreds of people use (walking and driving). For a very huge campsite, more toilets and shower rooms should be added. Imagine waiting for a lot of time for a 5- minute shower (you have to pay to have a hot shower), anf they're not so clean all the time. Lastly, there's not a lot of electrical cord, so either you have to go very early or not have a power supply.