Lakeside spot, difficult wet access
4532, Øyslebø
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This is a small, sloping lakeside spot suited to all-wheel-drive vehicles, motorcycles and small campers when dry. A stream may flow across the area from September, and getting back to the road can be difficult, especially in wet conditions. Nights are quiet, while evening traffic and occasional trains can be heard; mosquitoes are present.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Great place to spend the night on a motorcycle. We did have a lot of trouble with mosquitoes, but you cannot prevent that. At night you cannot hear any cars on the nearby road; in the evening there are a few cars and occasionally a train.
From September, a small stream flows here at this spot. And good luck getting back onto the road. It took us an hour in the morning to get back up the incline with a VW T5. It is better to drive another 300 m north, where there is a level lay-by.
Nice small place by the lake and calm road. For motorcycles it was an easy little slope, but for a camper it might be hard in wet conditions.
The approach to this truly small site is very steep. Even though everything was dry, we almost got our T4 stuck and could barely get back onto the road. The site is also so small that you cannot turn around. We drove on.
Small site with a fairly steep slope. The lake is beautiful for swimming, although yesterday it was very, very chilly. :D We stayed here with a pickup and rooftop tent and managed to level up using leveling wedges. It was a pleasant and quiet night. Conclusion: good for one night.
Nice place; it seems the vegetation has grown considerably, making maneuvering difficult even with a small vehicle. Be careful in the rain when getting back onto the road! Little noise despite the road and railway line. On June 11, the lake water was about 20 degrees Celsius.
