camping
Camping is great! Fresh air and beautiful nature. When camping in Oslo you have the advantage of camping anywhere you want for free as long as it’s 150m from a private property.
Ankerveien 117
bogstadcamping.no8 kilometers from the city you find Bogstad camping, a 30 minute bus ride from central Oslo. The huge camping area is close to nature, a popular bathing area, a golf course and the forest Nordmarka – and it’s open all year. Take bus 32 from Oslo Central Station, it stops right outside the reception.
- Tent: 180 NOK
- Caravan: 270 NOK
- Motor home: 255 NOK
- Cabins: Varies, check out their web page.
Ekebergveien 65
ekebergcamping.no
The view from Ekeberg is great! When you get bored of enjoying this spectacle you will find a miniature golf course, soccer fields, walking areas and horse riding nearby. This place is also used for Norway Cup, a big soccer tournament held in Norway. To get there you take bus 34 or 46 from Oslo Central Station.
- Tent: 180 NOK
- Caravan: 260 NOK
- Motor home: 245 NOK
Langøyene www.langoyene.noOpposed to the other islands in the Oslo fjord, you’re welcome to set up your tent on Langøyene. Here you can bathe, fish and play volleyball. Remember to check the ferries time tables so you don’t miss the last departure. There are several rules to take notice regarding camping on the islands, these are some:
- Keep the tent area clean
- Do not throw garbage or damage the nature
- Do not privatize your tent area by enclosing it
- Tent or tent groups can cover max 18m2
- No excessive noise from 2300 to 0700
- Show respect to the other campers
- Open fire not allowed
- Keep at least a 3m distance from other tents
cabins & trekking
Storgata 3 www.turistforeningen.noDen Norske Turistforening is Norways biggest outdoor activity organization. For 135 years they have promoted trekking. They can recommend trekking routes and cabins for rent, both in the forest of Oslo and in Norway in general.
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