Full service, valves working

Everything works perfectly. Valves have been installed to access the water. Thank you for this facility!

Why let such an installation deteriorate? Potable water and toilet-cassette rinse water can only be obtained using pliers! You can imagine the condition of the place in advance: hoses lying in stagnant water, a very large quantity of water wasted, an unsanitary location, and, moreover, a German motorhome user opening his valve carelessly.

Waste disposal and supply worked. There are certainly more modern and nicer stations, but it is free, and for that, thank you! Drinking water is around the corner, on the other side of the station, with a suitable Gardena adapter attached. I used my own, though. The square drive pin is quite rounded off; I have no idea what experts with pliers have been working here. Turning on the tap is somewhat difficult.

This service area is complete. You have to lift the plate to empty the grey water, and the large hose for emptying black water is on the side of the service point. No special key is needed to open the taps. For hygiene reasons, we used our own hose.

Disposal is on the right and the petrol station is on the left of the entrance. Disposal was possible, but I could not rinse the cassette because the water had been turned off.

We were able to dispose of the toilet and grey water easily and free of charge. The drinking-water tap could only be opened with a square key.

Services okay. No key is needed to get drinking water; there is a tap.

We emptied everything here and refilled with fresh water. Lift the plates to access the disposal point. Empty the toilet on the side into the wastewater pipe; the fresh-water tap is around the building. Enter the industrial area, then turn immediately right, opposite KIWI.

This service area is useful, but what a poor location! In the middle of the parking lot and difficult to access! A special key is needed to get fresh water, and very heavy plates must be lifted to empty the grey water. In short, it is not very straightforward.

Only suitable for emptying grey water and the toilet cassette. The fresh-water tap has no rotary valve, so it can only provide water for cleaning the toilet cassette. Overall, quite dirty and smelly. There is also a KIWI supermarket and a petrol station next door.

We filled up with drinking water and emptied the grey water. Everything is free. You can also empty the toilet here.

Perfect for emptying and refilling.

Everything worked.

Disposal without problems. We did not need fresh water; if needed, use your own hose. The ground hatch is awkward.

Perfect, we emptied the toilet and filled the tank with drinking water. Everything is free.

Apparently due to bad experiences with campers they don't rent the shower anymore, is just for truck drivers. Dont come for the shower.

Very clean shower at the Circle K gas station; the price is still 50 NOK.

Faultless. Everything worked.

Everything working, ground-level disposal point under a cover, drinking water, toilet disposal point. We did not find a bin.

The shower was clean, but 50 NOK per person was charged.