Camping Nissegarden Lom

Nice campsite located at only 2km. from the stave church and the center of Lom. Camping has many activities. Ideal campsite for families with children. Small swimming pool.

Camping Nissegarden in Lom in the Innlandet (Oppland) region

If you want to visit Lom, but prefer to camp in nature, Camping Nissegarden Lom is a great alternative. The campsite is beautifully situated along the Otta river and because of its location, many activities can be undertaken. For example, you can visit Via Ferrata Lom from Camping Nissegarden. This very popular mountain / climbing course can be booked including equipment at the campsite. In addition, the campsite has a nice swimming pool with a terrace.

At Camping Nissegarden Lom

Camping Nissegarden Lom has nice traditional cabins and various nice places to camp. There are a number of (partly) gravel places for campers and caravans, but there is also a large field where you have all the space. And you can pitch your tent directly on the banks of the River Otta. Cool! The sanitary at Camping Nissegarden Lom is not luxurious, but is very well maintained.

Campsite near Lom

Many visitors to Camping Nissegarden Lom consciously choose a campsite just outside of Lom. Away from the bustle of the center of Lom, but with the cozy village within reach. At Camping Nissegarden Lom you have the space in a beautiful spot along the Otta river. In Lom the old stave church is of course the absolute attraction, but in addition you will find many museums, shops, restaurants and pubs in Lom.

Central location for visiting Jotunheimen Nasjonal Park, Sognefjellet and Geiranger

The location of Camping Nissegarden Lom is ideal if you want to have the time to explore the beautiful surroundings. The campsite is easily accessible from the E6 at Otta (in the direction of Lom) and therefore popular for campers who want to take walks in the Jotunheimen Nasjonal Park. If you are traveling with a tent or caravan, you can use the campsite as a base for beautiful tours, for example on the “55” which runs via the Sognefjellet along the Sognefjord or you can make a day trip to Geiranger.