Dølemo Camping Og Bobilparkering
Riksvei 41, 4869, Dølemo
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A simple campsite on a grassy field beside a small grocery store, with space among permanent caravans. It is quiet despite the nearby road and has toilets, showers, electricity, fresh water and a rubbish bin, but water disposal was not seen. The current price is 200 NOK including electricity or 150 NOK without, paid at the shop’s self-service checkout. The shop is accessible from 8 to 24 for 1 NOK by card.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Simple place, very quiet at night despite being close to the road. 200 NOK including electricity (150 NOK without electricity) are selected and paid at the self-service checkout in the small, well-stocked supermarket next door; press the help button if you have questions. Access to the supermarket from 8 a.m. to midnight costs 1 NOK by card. Everything was hassle-free, a great stopover.
Campsite at a small shop in nature, with shower, toilet and fresh water available. We did not see a water-dumping facility. Very quiet. Payment can be made unattended in the shop. Press the help button and payment works. Cheap and entirely sufficient for one night.
Nice place to stay on the grass field, surrounded by static caravans. The shower and toilet looked good, but unfortunately we could not do laundry here: the washing machine was broken and the key to the laundry room was missing.
Quite a nice place. Many static caravans, but plenty of space. The shop is operated via microphone, speaker and camera, a kind of self-service. Payment for the campsite works the same way. We were early in the season; facilities included electricity, water and a waste bin, with one toilet open and the rest closed. We saw no one else. We were alone. Fine for us.
Nice and quiet (July 2, 2025). Too bad that if you arrive late in the afternoon there is no one to pay. If EasyPark were possible in addition to Vipps, it would certainly help 'foreign tourists'.
Very outdated toilet building, and it was a little unclear where it actually was. No one was present at reception, and you have to open the door with your bank card for 1 NOK and pay in the shop at one self-service checkout, with remote assistance via microphone. A major annoyance, not worth repeating.
The campsite is stated to be open all year. However, the showers and water are not available again until May 1. Otherwise, a friendly welcome from the man in the shop. Electricity was available.
The price is now 200 NOK. This includes all facilities. The shower is very good—dated, but a large room with good pressure. You stand on an open field among permanent guests who clearly all know one another. Fine place to spend the night, nothing more and nothing less.
A man welcomes us and tells us it is 200 NOK (although his sheet says 150 NOK), claiming that was the old price. He also says the showers cost extra. We move on; we do not like being treated as idiots.
