Storenga camping
Østsidavegen 680, 2092, Minnesund
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This is a simple self-service campsite beside a lake or river, with some pitches offering electricity and others directly by the water. The latest reported price is 400kr, plus 20kr for a 4-minute shower, and payment is made at an automated machine. Clean but somewhat outdated facilities include a kitchen with microwave, while there is only 1 shower and washing costs extra. Traffic and trains are audible, and Wi-Fi reaches mainly the entrance.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
The campsite is basic but met our expectations. Clean toilets and showers with hot water. Fully equipped kitchen for washing dishes and/or cooking and baking, even with a microwave. The washing machine costs extra but we did not use it. Occasionally a train crosses the nearby bridge, but otherwise it is very quiet and idyllic by the lake.
We spent the night in a tent and were mostly satisfied, as we could choose our own spot, which we had easily booked in advance via a machine. The campsite is actually beautifully situated not far from the E6, and the sanitary facilities were adequate, though a little outdated. The campsite cannot be held responsible for the very strong wind on the shore of Lake Mjøsa.
The place itself is quite nice. Registration and payment via a machine are fairly straightforward. However, everyone parks as they please. We arrived around 7 p.m. and got a level spot. In many places the terrain is uneven. Downside: men’s and women’s toilets are not separated, and there is not even a fully enclosed cubicle. Only one shower for everyone, which costs extra. Fine for one night.
Not worth 400 kroner plus an additional 20 kroner for a four-minute shower. Only one shower.
Beautiful, clean campsite with a wonderful view. You pay at the machine and a card should come out; ours was broken, but luckily a young man helped us. The sanitary facilities are not the prettiest but are clean. Several pitches have electricity, while those by the water do not. Fine for one or two nights.
The campsite is a self-service campsite, with check-in via a machine. However, the campsite is currently closed because of problems with the machine. So disappointing!
The shower now costs 20+ NOK. Inflation and greed have also arrived in Norway. Wi-Fi works at the entrance but does not even reach the nearest pitch. The number of electricity posts has been increased.
Nice by the riverbank, but the traffic and train are clearly audible. Otherwise, I agree with the previous comments.
Very clean, with well-equipped bathrooms and kitchen! Entrance and pitch without electricity: 400 NOK.
Fine for one night. Check-in works smoothly via the machine. The nearest electricity connection is sometimes very far away, so bring long cables! The washhouse is also far away. It is not particularly large, with only one shower. It is not especially clean either, and the ceiling looks moldy. I did not see any staff. Aircraft and trains could sometimes be heard.
The campsite is okay but seems cluttered. The kitchen and toilet building are clean and tidy. We were there with two dogs, but you have to walk along a fairly busy road to let them out. Fine for us for one overnight stay near the airport. We definitely would not stay more days.
Great spot to start or end your journey. Stayed here in our camper van our final night before a morning flight. Close to airport. Was quiet with nice toilet and shower facilities. Shower is at an extra cost but can be paid with Apple Pay. Easy check in at kiosk.
Fine for one night, but not longer; very impersonal and nothing you would not also find at a motorhome stop. We were actually rather disappointed, although the location is good apart from the nearby train.
400 NOK in the off-season plus 20 NOK for the shower is a bit much for one person. Self-check-in. Generally, we did not encounter anyone, which may also have been due to the bad weather. Sanitary facilities and kitchen clean. Currently, dredging is taking place on the opposite bank, which is a little disturbing in the morning. Fine for one night, but nothing special.
300 kroner per night, electricity 80 kroner. A steep price for what is actually not much there. Sanitary facilities okay. Self-service check-in via machine.
A beautiful place by the water, 300 NOK plus 80 NOK for electricity and 20 NOK for a four-minute shower. Electricity is sometimes very far away, and because of the railway and flight path it is very noisy until late at night. The swimming area is beautifully located, but the water was very cold in August; the fjord near Oslo was warmer. If you want to walk into town, you have to walk directly along the edge of the road for about 500 m.
