Gudvangen Camping

A lovely accommodation nestled in the mountains, peaceful, clean, and surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. The rooms were neat and tidy, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. Highly recommend booking directly through their website for the best experience.

Lovely quirky little campsite. We stayed here for 2 nights in our motorhome as a base to explore the surrounding area. The facilities are clean, you buy shower tokens at reception, although one of the showers is free to use. There’s a little bar on site which is nice. We would stay here again.

This is a campground with Spaces for personal trailers, Camp vans, and tents. They also offer about 20 cabins, some for 2 people and dome for families. Our group of 9 rented a few cabins with 2-3 bedrooms and shared bathroom. Each bathroom included a walkin shower, toilet, sink, with toilet paper provided. No soaps or shampoos provided. Kitchenette includes microwave, electric stove and oven, refrigerator, sink. And dish soap. Utensils, cooking utensils, plates and pans provided. Sheets, towels, and pillowcases provided. All linens must be returned to main reception area. Kids play ground. Community bar b q grills under central pavilion. Several benches in campground. About 15 mi walk to bus, 20mins to food at Joker and gas, about 25 minutes to ferry for Flam

Decent campsite with all basic facilities, but far too few toilets and showers for the number of guests. Even with the extra mobile block, waiting times can be 20–30 minutes. Would rather pay for showers than have them free if it means faster access.

An unforgettable stay! Just a 10-minute walk from the ferry port, our 2-bed cabin with private bathroom was spotless and had everything we needed, including a well-equipped kitchen. But the real highlight was the stunning scenery—surrounded by majestic mountains and waterfalls, the views were absolutely breathtaking. The guy at the reception was incredibly warm and welcoming. Would return in a heartbeat!||

This stay was not our choice, it was inflicted on us by our tour company. We had to share a cabin and bathroom with another couple, virtual strangers at the time. They were lovely. But I don’t spend the amount of money we spent on this tour to share a space, with strangers, be expected to make our own beds and clean the cabin afterwards, wash the dishes and strip the beds. We were given sheets and duvets that I would have taken to the dump. The sheets were torn and thin, on their last legs. The pillows we were given were suitable as dog beds only. There was one 18” Weber kettle bbq for the entire camp. Without a lid. Toward the evening two vans pulled up behind our cabin, parked over a manhole cover, and dumped their sewage or gray water, I have no idea which. It was like someone squatting in the middle of the street and peeing. Disgusting.

Our group of 9 rented cabins with 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms. They also have Camp sites for tents and campers. |Cabins have bathroom with walk in shower, toilet paper but no bathroom amenities. Kitchenette includes microwave cabins includes electric stove and oven, microwave and refrigerator/freezer |Beds are comfy rustic. Cabins have living area and large TV with streaming no cable. |Grounds include grills in shared cooking area under pavilion with picnic tables. |Playground for children. Bar area. |15 minute walk to bus, 30 minute walk to ferry, 25 minutes to convenience store and eateries.

We stay 1 night in cabin 9. Great for 2 people. Small fridge, hotplate and kettle. There is a small bar where you can get a beverage (hot or cold). The hosts were wonderful and helpful. And what a view!!! Waterfalls all around.