Daytime parking, overnight prohibited

Another example of how people ruin everything. Camping is now prohibited across the entire peninsula. And of course people still ignore it.

no camping signs are now in place. Beautiful place though

On the way to the North Cape, a perfect spot. Thanks to the municipality for this place.

Good free and flat gravel place. Place for 5-6 small camping vans. Some fishers in the area/lake and by a road that goes to residential area on islands. You can hear the campsite over the lake but in general not much noise. Rocky shore but good for a swim.

It is a parking lot. Perfectly adequate for one night, but nothing for longer. Unfortunately, the fire pit and cabin are littered. Even in winter, many anglers stay until the evening. In winter it is easy to drive there because it is cleared and compacted.

Also very nice in winter. There is a cabin in which you can make a fire and sit around it.

Great spot for all sizes and for fishing.

Since the places on the islands were too crowded for us, we spent the night here. It was very quiet despite it being Friday. In the rear area, the bridge can hardly be heard.

A good, quiet, large spot. Surrounded by water on both sides, so also good for fishing. A good place to see the Northern Lights too, if they happen to appear. Also suitable for large motorhomes.

Cross the bridge and a little farther on the right is a nice, flat place to stop. Not directly beside the road.

Parking lot with a beautiful view. You can stand level. Easy to access even for larger motorhomes. In front of a bridge that makes noise when cars drive over it, but there is little traffic. Only a garbage bin and no other services, but it is free. Unfortunately, the barbecue shelter was littered and uninviting. Still not a bad place for one night.