Rocky fjordside, steep potholed access

Nice spot for the day or night. Fishing possible. No services.✦Translating

3.5 tonnes, front-wheel drive, 140 hp, second gear: I managed to drive back up the gravel access road without any problems. Previous entries had made me a little worried...✦Translating

We had a quiet and pleasant night here. The pitch itself is fine, but the access road is very steep and has many potholes. With our 7.5 m long, 4-ton motorhome, we just managed to get up in first gear. We therefore would not recommend the pitch for larger or heavier motorhomes.✦Translating

Fantastic! A reindeer is sleeping next to us and the scenery is unique.✦Translating

Very nice place for one or two nights. We spent one night here after visiting the North Cape. Thanks to the comments, I was motivated to drive the route with our motorhome. I was afraid we would not be able to get back up after driving down, but it was no problem. Reindeer greeted us in the morning. It was very beautiful here.✦Translating

Very nice spot, an old ferry landing. Very quiet at night by the water. The place is very flat and easy to access. Great spot!✦Translating

For a park-up for the night, this was spot on. Well off the E6, down by an old redundant ferry ramp. Just us and 2 other vans. Very quiet so had a good night’s sleep.

The path is very steep and gravelly; it is not easy to get back up. We slid off the path.✦Translating

Relaxed place. We could barely hear the E6. Two motorhomes were parked down below, so don't worry about driving down. Unfortunately, they had also simply emptied their toilet cassettes into the nearest bushes. I would not have expected that from locals. Wastewater was also running off. Otherwise quiet with a beautiful view. We saw faint northern lights.✦Translating

The place is a good distance from the E6. The road below is barely audible. We slept well. The last part of the access road is somewhat steeper, with a few bumps. Don't be afraid! We got back up easily in first gear. Our motorhome is 7.8 m long and weighs 4.8 tonnes, with front-wheel drive.✦Translating

Sandy, steep road with bumps. Not suitable for every vehicle! We drove back up in reverse and then left.✦Translating

Beautiful pitches. There were about ten of us that evening without being crowded together. Many reindeer pass between the vehicles. WARNING: the last part of the road is steep and badly damaged. Vehicles spin their wheels when driving back up.✦Translating

Nice place, swimming and sauna.✦Translating

Peaceful night at this spot, below the road, with magnificent scenery.✦Translating

Nice spot which seems to be popular with repeat visitors. We spent a peaceful night there with 10 other vans. No bins but there are some at the picnic spot on the main road. Note it says temporarily closed but it was accessible with no signs indicating otherwise.

Good place to spend the night, gladly again....not noisy.✦Translating

Very good for spending the night.✦Translating

The construction of the new E6 road currently prevents access, with many construction vehicles constantly passing back and forth. It should be possible in 2025.✦Translating

No filling water currently.

The route suggested to reach this place goes through a quarry and construction site. Yesterday the access was blocked by a rope. We were told to use the other route. The place itself is quite nice but lies directly next to a construction site.✦Translating

The access via the construction site is a bit bumpy, but it is worth it.✦Translating

Dreamlike, beautiful place and very quiet despite being close to the road. We watched porpoises and seals. Suitable for larger campers too, but access is only via the southern entrance because the northern entrance is connected by a small wooden bridge.✦Translating

I updated the description today. Still, beware of overcrowding... Fishing is nevertheless worse than it was a few years ago because of the algae that are currently well developed.✦Translating

Currently inaccessible; roadworks are being carried out there.