Nature parking, overnight ban

The police came and sent us away! You are not allowed to spend the night in a parking area near a nature reserve or beaches. This is the result of too many large campers all gathering together, taking more than one parking space, and behaving as if they were camping. There is no respect, and because of such bad apples, Europe—including Norway—is full of no-camping signs and even signs prohibiting parking between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.✦Translating

Great flat spot with an extra-large niche, as if made for campers. One and a quarter hours to Trelleborg. We spent the last night here before departing for home. Perfect for that. Nice paths for walking the dog. Surprisingly little road noise.✦Translating

We stayed for one night and found it a pleasant, quiet place. We were the only ones there. You can hear the road during the day, but at night it hardly bothers you.✦Translating

Ideal for one night; we were completely alone. You can hear the road, but it did not bother us.✦Translating

We stayed for one night and can highly recommend this place if you like it quiet and offside. We were alone from the time we arrived - no other cars or campers. Had a nice walk in the forest with our dog. Garbage bag is available. You can’t hear the street noise. Please keep the place clean & keep in mind - it’s a nature reserve and not a campsite.

Quiet place to sleep in nature. Keep it clean.✦Translating