Travelling to Norway by motorhome
Through Norway by motorhome
With its landscape and good division of camperstops, Norway is the perfect country to discover by motorhome. Whether you’ll make it a real roadtrip and enjoy the breath taking views or get out for a walk along the glaciers sometimes, the Norwegian nature can be admired in many different ways. You’ll also find a lot of gorgeous cities in Norway, like Oslo and Bergen, where you can (literally) taste the Norwegian culture. They also are easy to explore by motorhome!
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Capital Oslo
Population 5.36 million (2019)
Official language Norwegian
Surface 385.207 km2
Currency Norwegian Krone (NOK)
Motorhomes +50,000
Camperstops in Norway
Enjoy the breathtakingly beautiful nature of this country. Take a walk along the glaciers or discover beautiful cities.
Choose from more than 280 motorhome stops across the country.
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Motorhome trip though Norway
A motorhometrip through Norway is special, to say the least. At some places the famous northern light is to be seen, an amazing spectacle. Tromsø is one of the places that’s famous for a change to spot the lights. Also the many national parks are asking to be explored during a brisk walk along the dazzling glaciers and lakes. During summer the country is also perfect to explore by bike, the Rallarvegen is called one of the most beautiful cycle paths of the country and leads you along wild waterfalls. In short, there’s something for every nature lover during a motorhome-trip through Norway!


Camperstops in Norway
With over 280 stops spread from north to south, there’s always a location relatively close to your wished destination or current location. In the middle of the country, the distances might be larger, but the beautiful and soothing sights more than make up for it. Sometimes you’ll feel like you’re the only one in the world. In the south of the country you’ll find the most official stopovers, around the capital Oslo for example, but also close to the National Park Folgefonna. Here you can take lovely walks in the most dramatic landscapes. Also very special: spend the night at the most northern point of the country (and also from the European mainland), Nordkapp!
Extra tips for your trip through Norway
You can camp freely in Norway. However, this is allowed for a maximum of 3 consecutive nights in unfenced countryside, and within 100 metres there may be no house. Keep in mind that in the middle of the country the distances are longer, so you have to take your fuel more into account. LPG is readily available around Oslo, but in the rest of the country it is more difficult to get it. Finally, do not forget to bring a warning triangle, because that is compulsory in Norway too.