How much does camping cost in Norway?
Pitch prices, extras, cabins and discounts.
Short answer
Camping prices vary by site and season: Preikestolen Camping charges NOK 250 in low season and NOK 300 in high season for a tent, caravan or motorhome pitch. Each adult adds NOK 50 and electricity NOK 120 per night. Visit Norway says basic campsite cabins start from around NOK 700 per night.
Why
- Preikestolen Camping's high season runs from 16 June to 15 August, when its pitch price rises from NOK 250 to NOK 300.
- Topcamp, which calls itself Norway's largest camping chain, includes electricity and showers in its prices.
- Visit Norway says Norway has around 1,000 campsites and that basic cabins at campsites are available from around NOK 700 per night.
Details
Check what the price includes: at Preikestolen Camping, hot showers and Wi-Fi are included, while electricity costs extra. NAF members get 10% off ordinary nightly rates and 5% off cabins and rooms at NAF Camp sites, but must show valid membership on arrival.
Tip
Add up the total for your group: at Preikestolen Camping, for example, adults, electricity and an extra tent (NOK 90) are charged on top of the pitch.
What may differ
Children aged 4–15 pay NOK 40 per night at Preikestolen Camping, and prices differ between campsites and regions, so check each site's own price list.
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Sources
- Preikestolen Camping: PricesChecked at:
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- Topcamp: Camping and cabins in NorwayChecked at:
- Visit Norway: Budget travelChecked at:
- NAF: Member discounts at campsites in NorwayChecked at:
Prices change, so check the campsite's own price list before you go.
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