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Camping Hegna is nestled deep in the hinterland of southern Norway, close to the small city of Bø in Telemark province, making it a serene retreat for those who cherish peace and countryside. The campsite sits within a sparsely populated nature reserve, offering a true escape into untouched nature. Its prime location right by a river and lake is surrounded by richly forested hills, providing a stunning backdrop for your stay. Guests can enjoy lovely walks with plenty of variation, exploring the diverse landscape at their own pace. An exceptional highlight is the Gygrestolen rock formation, which towers spectacularly above the surrounding terrain. This natural wonder can be reached within a 15-minute drive from Bø, adding to the area's allure. The campsite itself spans 8 hectares and is open year-round, from January 1st to December 31st, ensuring flexibility for any travel plans. It offers 95 touring pitches, each ranging from 40 to 40 square meters, ideal for caravans, motorhomes, and tents. Additionally, there are 50 permanent annual pitches and 16 rental accommodations for those seeking a more fixed setup. Pitches without electricity are available for a back-to-basics experience, while those with power provide modern convenience. Motorhome-specific pitches sit idyllically by the Bø River, featuring 16A 3-pin 1-phase power outlets, with adapters sold on site. The campsite is ACSI inspected annually, with Ms W.F.J.M. van Haaren-Pennings visiting each year to evaluate over 200 facilities, ensuring quality and safety. It is suitable for guests with disabilities, though it is not a naturist campsite. The guide price is 33.70 euros, offering good value for a nature-rich getaway in southern Norway.
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