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If you are looking for a camping site that is both close to the city center, but also shielded from the traffic, you should come visit Haraldshaugen Camping.
Haraldshaugen Camping is located on the seafront where you can enjoy both morning and evening sun. Our campsite is the closest neighbor to the monument “Haraldsstøtten” which was raised in memory of Harald Hairfair (Hårfagre) gathering of Norway. The campsite is unique to the proximity to the city center, yet secluded enough to enjoy the silence.
From the campsite you have a spectacular view not only of the surrounding islands, but also of the waves breaking in from the turbulent ocean.
Krosshaugen is also located right next to Haraldshaugen Camping, it is an historical location. The stone cross was raised in honor of Harald Hairfair (Hårfagre) son, Eirik Blodaxe (Blodøks). The cross also symbolises when Norway convertet to christianity.
Haraldshaugen Camping is located only 2 km from the city center, 300 meters to the nearest supermarked and only 400 meters from the nearest bus stop.
Around the campsite there is almost endles hiking possibilities with natual souroundings and wonderfull photo opportunities.
Haraldshaugen Camping is open all year round and have high capasity for campers and caravans with electricity, common areas and facilities. We also offer family cabins with shower and toilet.
The area surrunding the campsite is packed with history from both the Viking and the second world war period.
Haugesund and Haraldshaugen Camping have a lot to offer.
We warmly welcome you to stay here at Haraldshaugen Camping.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| Cabin | NOK1,150.00 one night |
| Motor home parking | NOK250.00 one night |
| Tent site | NOK150.00 one night |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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