Drammen Campingplass

Nice site by the river. NOK 570 for one night with two people is the most expensive we experienced in Norway. A public footpath runs right through the site, so there is no privacy at all. People walking their dogs also let them pee here, which is lovely. A busy railway line runs along the opposite bank, further disturbing the peace.

Nice, pleasant campsite; facilities and kitchen were clean. The only annoying thing is the public footpath running through the middle of the campsite.

We had a lovely pitch directly by the river on a meadow. The facilities have been expanded with a new building and are very clean, although the showers are a little small. We stayed three nights for the equivalent of €134.

Friendly welcome. We were personally shown to our pitch. New facilities. Shopping is a 10-minute walk away. At the upper end of the price range.

Quiet location, including the pitches by the road, as there is little traffic. The facilities are somewhat dated but very clean. NOK 450 for one night. Beautiful location by a river. Panoramic sauna directly by the river.

Actually quite nice, with a pitch directly by the water, but far too expensive at just under €50 for one night in a van with two people, hence only four stars. The facilities are modern and clean, apart from the urine-stained toilet seats. Super-clean, modern little kitchen.

We arrived at 9:20 p.m. only to discover that the entrance closes at 9 p.m. We therefore had to drive on. It would be helpful if the opening hours were included in the description. Apart from that, the site is in a beautiful location.

We were completely satisfied. We arrived spontaneously and got a front-row pitch. Four people with electricity and showers for NOK 500. We have stayed in worse places for that price, so five stars all the way :)

Small campsite directly by the water. With a car and rooftop tent, we were allowed to stay on the tent meadow. It was quite windy. A park path runs through the site, with many pedestrians passing by. The showers and toilets had just been renovated and were clean; showers are free with a code. The kitchen is being renovated. Sauna available for hire. NOK 350 per night.

We had a lovely pitch by the water. The owner is very friendly. The toilets are currently being renovated; there is one toilet and shower room for men and women, and it is very clean. Access is via an electronic code lock, with the code available directly at reception. Good Wi-Fi. I paid €38 for a campervan with electricity.

Very expensive for this campsite. The facilities could be cleaner. Overall, we did not feel very comfortable.

We had a pitch directly on the shore with a really beautiful view! The site is clean, and the showers and toilets are also clean, but very dated. Given the site's facilities, the price is definitely too high!

Very convenient for visiting Oslo: the bus is a 15-minute walk away and takes 40 minutes. Large pitch facing the river with electricity: NOK 550, which is very expensive considering the condition of the facilities, which are very clean but extremely old. But we are close to Oslo!

Friendly welcome, super noisy train route on the other side of the water. Showers included (male). Paid 300 NOK/night for a spot with van (no electricity). Wifi is super bad, almost useless and covers only the reception area.

You are parked in a public park where people constantly pass by on foot or by bicycle, often with dogs. There is no peace because they are doing earthworks with bulldozers. Half the facilities are closed. If you manage to use the washing machine, it is a matter of luck because it is always occupied. An Asian woman's children entered the camper without permission while their mother was not watching them. Perhaps they intended to steal. Disappointing.

Beautiful view, but the quality and cleanliness of the service buildings leave a lot to be desired for NOK 550. Between NOK 350 and 550, the owner decides what price to charge depending on the pitch.

Beautiful site by the water with a lovely view. Facilities are old and worn, but clean. The train to Oslo is about 2 km away, but no trains were running because of construction. Lots of shops nearby, and a ski slope where you can also go downhill mountain biking, plus a trampoline park.

Too expensive, but the showers are free and acceptable.

Expensive campsite for what it is. Showers and toilets are old and worn. Wi-Fi does not work. It felt more like a city park than a campsite. A long walk to the attractive town of Drammen. The train to Oslo takes about 40 minutes.

Good location, but quite run-down and extremely expensive campsite. The positive side is the “free” shower and other facilities, but the high daily rates more than make up for that. A short distance from pleasant Drammen.