Norway has a unique "allemannsrett" or "everyman's right" which allows people to camp for free in most uncultivated areas for up to 48 hours. However, there are some rules and regulations that must be followed, such as staying at least 150 meters away from the nearest inhabited house, leaving no trace, and respecting the environment.
Allemannsretten, refers to a traditional legal principle in Norway, Sweden, and Finland that grants individuals the right to access and enjoy the countryside and wilderness, regardless of land ownership.
Allemannsretten is a fundamental part of Nordic culture and is seen as an important aspect of the region's democratic and egalitarian values. It reflects the idea that access to nature and the outdoors should be a universal right and not just a privilege for those who own land or can afford to pay for it.
It makes the campervan travels in Norway and the Nordic the perfect place!
Check the open source free camping map made by the community here.
We use this alot. Please also free free to add a spot you find on your way
