Dirty water point, reportedly working
770 rondevegen, 2632, Venabygd
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This is a water and toilet-emptying station beside Kiwi. The service is currently described as dirty and unhygienic, although another recent comment reports it working properly. Water costs 50 NOK, payable at Kiwi; black-water disposal is available, while gray-water arrangements are unclear.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
I can not understand all the bad reviews about the Tømmestation at Kiwi market. It is just a place you dump your toilet. There is a room with a disposal machine where you empty the toilet and a hose with frehwater to cleanout the toilet. You Pay 50NOK at Kiwi Market. Everything fine with that!
Very dirty! Do not use. Many places are free and a lot cleaner
DO NOT USE. YOU WILL WADE IN POO!
First go to the supermarket to pay 50 kroner for emptying the gray and black water. It is not easy to find, but the staff will direct you. The black water is emptied in a small shed (door on the left at the back), and the gray water into a ground drain a little farther on. It is not far from the propane refill.
Really good service - there's a little shed on the right side of the main building. Separate doors for dirty water emptying and fresh water. Pay at the shop, price still 50NOK.
We did not use it either—we could not find the gray-water disposal point, and the rest is rather germ-ridden.
Okay motorhome parking with electricity, water, shower and gray-water disposal. But the view is fantastic. Conveniently, there is a grocery store and cafeteria right next to the campsite.
50 NOK is actually too much considering the hygienic condition! The gray water goes into some kind of drain. Drinking water was not apparent. So we only emptied our tanks.
Disgusting! We drove on without emptying anything.
50 NOK for gray and black water. The building could be a little more hygienic. But everything works!
According to the Kiwi employee, drinking water is free. However, there is no gray-water disposal.
It looks like a ghost town. I have no idea where to discharge the gray and black water. We drove on.
There is a small building to the right of the restaurant for emptying chemical toilets; diagonally opposite is the fresh-water hose. According to the Kiwi employee, we were allowed to empty gray water over the drain cover farther up on the left. We paid the 50 NOK by card at Kiwi. Everything is somewhat spread out, but at least it is possible.
