Haugen Camping is a camping site in peaceful surroundings in an area that has a colourful cultural history.

Haugen Camping is situated on Tro, one of the many beautiful islands south of Sandnessjøen. The campgrounds offer spots for caravans and campers, and good sites where you can pitch your tent. If you prefer, you can rent a room. Haugen has a well-deserved reputation for providing simple accommodation in a beautiful landscape at a very reasonable price. In other words, this is a perfect alternative for families with children, students and others who appreciate scenic surroundings but are travelling on a budget.


To reach Tro and Haugen Camping , you can take the ferry from Tjøtta, south of Sandnessjøen, or from Forvik, north of Brønnøysund. With its lightly trafficked gravel roads, Tro is ideal to explore on two wheels, and the nearby waters and sheltered coves are perfect for kayaking. If you hike to the top of Røyfjellet (307 m) you can enjoy a great panoramic view of the relatively flat coastal landscape and its archipelago.

The cultural monuments on the island include the ruins of Tro Old Trading Post, which was in use for over 300 years, from 1616 to 1918. Elsewhere on the island there are petroglyphs, including one that depicts an ancient skier. This used as a logo during the 1994 Winter Olympics.

In fact, the island of Tro has so many cultural monuments and scenic highlights that to explore them you should consider booking several nights at Haugen Camping .

Contact

Phone: +47 48087146
Hjemmeside: haugencamping.com/
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Haugen Camping is situated on the island of Tro, between Sandnessjøen and Forvik. To get here, take the ferry from Tjøtta, south of Sandnessjøen, or from Forvik, north of Brønnøysund. Several different ferries depart from Tjøtta and Forvik, so make sure your car is in the right queue! If you are travelling without a car, for instance by taking the bus that goes to Sandnessjøen, just get off the bus and take the ferry as a regular passenger. Be sure to tell the staff on the ferry that your destination is Tro.

NB: A part of the island of Tro is also known as Rødøya. This is not to be confused with the island of the same name situated in farther north in Rødøy municipality.

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Haugen Camping offers rooms of different sizes and has a total of 24 beds. All guests have access to a shared kitchen and three shared showers and toilets. An overnight stay costs only nok 350 per adult and nok 175 per child. This price is based on guests bringing their own linen and cleaning their room before they leave.

Hauge Camping also has 20 spots for caravans, campers and tents. Twelve of these have power hook-ups. The spots cost nok 200 per night, with an additional nok 50 for electricity and nok 20 for showers.

The campgrounds has a WC. There is an outdoor faucet for fresh water.

Pets are allowed provided they are on leash. The island of Tro has a general leash requirement during the summer.

Please note that there is no grocery store on the island, so you should do your food shopping before arriving at Tro. The nearest grocery store is Joker at Tjøtta, which has relatively short opening hours.

The campsite opens in mid-May and closes at the end of September.

Welcome to Sandnessjøen

The town of Sandnessjøen is situated roughly at the geographic centre of the magnificent Helgeland coast. It sits midway between mighty mountains and beautiful islands. Here you are near the Seven Sisters mountain range, the kayaking paradise of Herøy, the recreated Viking chieftain seat Sandnes, the museum that celebrates the 17th-century poet-priest Petter Dass, and the island of Dønna which is wonderful to explore on two wheels.

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