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Many campers who arrive in Norway, soon head north for the fjords and the surrounding natural beauty. But for the Norwegians themselves, the south of Norway is their summer paradise. Here you will find countless bays, fjords, mountains, white beaches, islands and picturesque villages. And what about the vibrant city of Stavanger with its charming white wooden houses? In Southern Norway you have it all. There is also a wide range of campsites in Southern Norway that have something to offer for everyone. Read more
Norway is known for all its natural beauty, but it also has a lot to offer in terms of cities. In Southern Norway you will find for example the pearls Kristiansand and Stavanger. Kristiansand is the place where many foreign campers arrive by boat. The coastal town is cozy with narrow streets, shops and restaurants. Just outside the city you will find the largest animal park in Norway. There are also plenty of nice campsites around Kristiansand.
Stavanger is a popular city full of Norwegian charm. You will find here typical white wooden houses, historic shipyard houses, narrow streets and atmospheric terraces. There are also many campsites in and around Stavanger. For example, you can camp close to the beach, in the forest or with a fantastic view. Directly on the sea.
The beautiful small coastal town Mandal is also very popular as a summer destination. In this nice town directly on the sea, you will find white wooden houses in narrow streets and various nice niche shops and boutiques. There is a wide range of terraces and restaurants. In this charming small town, festivals and concerts are regularly organized in the summer, making Mandal one of the most lively towns in Norway. If you are looking for an overnight stay near the city, Topcamp Sjosanden Mandal is not only a great place to stay, this campsite is also located on a beautiful sandy beach.
In addition to nice cities, you also have great nature in the south of Norway. What about the beautiful surroundings along the Nordsjovegen, which runs along the coast from Kristiansand to Stavanger. This route is also called the Viking Path and is very popular with motorcyclists, cyclists and racing cyclists. The route offers beautiful views and along the way you will encounter nice dreamy villages such as Farsund and Sokndal. And Lindesnes, where the lighthouse stands at the southernmost point of Norway.