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Campsites in Trøndelag: 111 campsites on the map
111 campsites in Trøndelag, Norway, on one map — for campervans, tents and cars. 16 with electric hook-up, 14 with a waste dump point, 16 with drinking water.
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Campsites in Trøndelag on CAMPLY: 111 campsites on one map, together with sites added by owners. Facilities are shown where known: electric hook-up at 16, motorhome waste dump at 14, drinking water at 16. Each has its point on the map, address and what is nearby — stopovers, sights, weather.
- Updated 19 October
- Campsites in the region: 111
Campsites in Trøndelag
Showing 24 of 111, those with facilities and descriptions first; all of them are in the catalogue and on the map.
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Holmset Camping og Hytter
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Namsos camping
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Høgkjølen Fjellcamp
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Storsand Gård Camping
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Nyheim Camping
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Osen Fjordcamping
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Dora bobilplass
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Austrått Camping
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Magalaupe Camping
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Kvisterø Fjordcamping
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Øra bobilcamping
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Valdøyan Camping
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Lauvåsen Gård - Camping og Hytter
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Vårvolden
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Røros camping (previously Håneset camping)
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Leka camping
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Rødberg Bobilcamp
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Leka Motell og Camping
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Åsholmen Camping
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Guldbergaunet Sommerhotell & Camping
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Støren Camping
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Øysand Camping
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Kvam Motell & Camping
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Flakk Camping
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FAQ
Questions about campsites in Trøndelag
Are there campsites in Trøndelag with electric hook-up and a dump point?
Yes: electric hook-up is marked at 16, a waste dump at 14, drinking water at 16. Others have no facilities marked — check with the campsite.
Can I turn up without booking?
It depends on the campsite and the season: in summer and on holidays pitches often run out. Check the website or call ahead if it is on the card.
What is the difference between a campsite and a stopover?
A campsite has an owner, pitches and usually facilities — water, toilets, hook-up; a stopover is simply a place to park for the night. Community stopovers are in the Spots section.
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