Rules for camping in the wild in Norway
- The use of motorised vehicles in the wild in Norway is for the most part prohibited
- Make sure to park your vehicle legally and without limiting through traffic
- Camping at roadside picnic areas in Norway is prohibited. They are meant for short stays only
- Be aware of special regulations for nature resevoirs and national parks
- Take care and follow special rules when camping in areas near drinking water sources.
- Show consideration to other people and animals in the area
- It is illegal to pull plants up with the root as well as cutting down trees. Do not cut off branches from healthy trees.
- Make sure to take any rubbish and tidy after yourself – littering is illegal.
- Disposeable bbqs must never be left in the nature. Take care when bbq-ing in the dry summer months.
- Use public toilets where possible
- Take care with bonfires. In the period from 15th April to 15th September bonfires are illegal.
- The law also stipulates that you have to be at least 150m from the nearest house or outbuilding.
Happy camping!
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