Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp
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Summary of reviewsNestled in a breathtaking natural setting, Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp is an idyllic retreat for outdoor enthusiasts eager to explore the renowned Pulpit Rock. Its prime location, right at the trail's starting point, offers guests stunning views and the opportunity to begin their hikes early, avoiding the crowds. Visitors are consistently impressed by the camp's cleanliness and well-maintained facilities, enhancing the comfortable experience amidst the serene wilderness. The camp offers a range of accommodation options, including mini cabins, nests, and tents, all noted for their functional space, cozy atmosphere, and welcoming warmth.
Renowned for its delightful breakfast experience, the camp serves a varied selection of hearty and tasty options, adding significant value and enjoyment to guests' stays. Although breakfast is an additional cost, most guests find it worthwhile. The attentive and generally friendly staff play a crucial part in enhancing the overall experience with warm welcomes and helpful recommendations.
While the parking space requires a short uphill walk, it remains a convenient and cost-saving feature of the camp. The comfortable and supportive mattresses provide a much-appreciated comfort for tired hikers, contributing to restful overnight stays. Some logistical challenges, such as the distance to bathrooms and limited parking availability, are noted but do not detract significantly from the positive overall impressions.
In summary, Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp is a strategic and charming base for a memorable adventure, seamlessly balancing comfort and adventure in a spectacular natural setting.
Renowned for its delightful breakfast experience, the camp serves a varied selection of hearty and tasty options, adding significant value and enjoyment to guests' stays. Although breakfast is an additional cost, most guests find it worthwhile. The attentive and generally friendly staff play a crucial part in enhancing the overall experience with warm welcomes and helpful recommendations.
While the parking space requires a short uphill walk, it remains a convenient and cost-saving feature of the camp. The comfortable and supportive mattresses provide a much-appreciated comfort for tired hikers, contributing to restful overnight stays. Some logistical challenges, such as the distance to bathrooms and limited parking availability, are noted but do not detract significantly from the positive overall impressions.
In summary, Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp is a strategic and charming base for a memorable adventure, seamlessly balancing comfort and adventure in a spectacular natural setting.
Campground with Parking
This campground is part of the Preikestolen BaseCamp, designed to accommodate visitors arriving by vehicle and requiring parking near the trail.
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Campground with EV Charging Stations
Guest Reviews
Nestled in the heart of nature, Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp offers an idyllic escape for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the famed Pulpit Rock. The camp's enviable location, right at the starting point of the trail, provides an optimal base for hikers eager to begin their adventure early and avoid the crowds. With picturesque views of a serene lake and proximity to the natural wonder of Preikestolen, guests rave about the stunning scenery and the camp's seamless integration with its surroundings.
The site is praised not only for its breathtaking environment but also for its cleanliness and well-maintained facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay amid the rugged wilderness. A small yet cozy accommodation option adds to the camp's charm, complemented by essential amenities like clean toilets and hot water. The quiet and peaceful setting allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of nature, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether traveling by motorcycle or exploring the trails on foot, the camp's strategic placement and welcoming atmosphere make it an ideal choice for an unforgettable hiking experience.
The breakfast experience at Hikers Camp, part of Preikestolen BaseCamp, consistently garners high praise from guests. Many highlight the breakfast as excellent, with a substantial and varied selection of sweet and savory options available, providing good value for money. Despite breakfast not being included with the accommodation price, guests generally find the added cost worthwhile, describing it as hearty and very tasty. The breakfast buffet at the main house receives positive remarks for its quality and variety, adding an extra touch of enjoyment to the glamping experience. While there have been occasional issues with timing, such as discrepancies with breakfast availability hours, these seem to be exceptions rather than the norm. Overall, the breakfast at Hikers Camp stands out as a delightful aspect of guests' stays, enhancing their adventure in the beautiful surroundings of Preikestolen.
Nestled in a picturesque landscape, Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp offers a cozy and practical escape for outdoor enthusiasts. The camp features a variety of unique accommodations including mini cabins, nests, and spacious tents. While the mini cabins are described as super small, they are highly functional and strategically positioned for trekkers eager to explore the nearby Preikestolen. The nests and tents are noted for their surprising spaciousness and warmth, with effective heating and comfortable mattresses enhancing the experience. Guests appreciate the cleanliness and availability of electricity in these units, adding to their comfort.
However, potential visitors should be prepared for a spartan setup, as the site does encourage bringing personal duvets and pillows. The charming pod-like accommodations offer a serene and quiet retreat amidst nature, perfect for those seeking a peaceful night under the stars. Despite minor challenges such as navigating the steep gravel paths to reach the cabins and limited proximity to amenities like parking and bathrooms, the allure of the scenic surroundings and the base camp’s strategic location make it a favored choice for an adventurous yet comfortable overnight stay.
Hikers Camp, part of Preikestolen BaseCamp, offers a cozy retreat for those eager to explore Norway's stunning landscapes. Guests frequently highlight the comfortable and supportive mattresses, which are a significant upgrade from typical camping sleeping pads. While some have experienced issues with dampness and a lack of pillows and sheets, the overall sleeping comfort tends to be excellent, contributing to a restful night after a day of hiking. The bedding generally receives positive remarks, although some guests noted that cabin bedrooms can feel a bit cramped and warm. For those who find luxury in simplicity, the surprising comfort of the tents adds a unique touch to the camping experience. Despite some minor inconveniences, Hikers Camp provides a solid foundation for adventurers seeking both comfort and a connection with nature.
Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp boasts a consistently praised level of cleanliness, particularly in its shower and sanitary facilities. Guests often remark on the showers being very clean and well-equipped, alongside noting the perfectly functional and tidy bathrooms. The campsite itself also garners positive comments for its clean and welcoming environment, described as cozy and simple yet providing all necessary amenities like available sockets. The sanitary facilities, relatively new and clean, are highly regarded, offering clean toilets and reliable hot water.
However, the location of these facilities might be a consideration for some, as they are situated away from the sleeping areas, which involves a bit of a walk, sometimes up a hill. Feedback regarding the tents was less favorable, with comments on the lack of cleanliness and unpleasant odors. Despite this, the overall atmosphere of the campsite is depicted as clean and peaceful, ideally positioned for hiking to notable destinations such as the Pulpit Rock.
The staff at Hikers Camp, part of Preikestolen BaseCamp, receives mixed feedback from guests, leaning heavily towards positive impressions. Many reviews highlight the staff's friendliness, helpfulness, and readiness to provide good recommendations and information. Guests often mention the warm and cheerful welcome they receive, with specific accolades given to staff members like Irene for their outstanding service. Visitors appreciate the cozy atmosphere and attentive service that the staff contribute to the camp's overall experience.
However, some reviews note areas for improvement, suggesting that occasionally the staff could be more informative and consistently friendly. Despite these occasional critiques, the location at the base of the iconic Preikestolen and the generally positive interactions with staff significantly enhance the guest experience.
Hikers Camp at Preikestolen BaseCamp provides a notably convenient parking experience, especially for those eager to explore Preikestolen. The complimentary parking is a significant perk, with the inclusion of parking fees in the accommodation costs saving visitors a considerable amount, typically about 250 kroner. Guests are advised to obtain a QR code from the reception for a smooth exit. While the parking area is well-signposted and easy to navigate, it is worth noting that the lot is situated approximately 200 meters uphill from the cabins, which can pose a challenge, particularly when carrying luggage. Despite the distance and the potential for steep paths, the parking arrangement still affords a less crowded and peaceful backdrop by the lake, enhancing the overall tranquility of the stay. However, guests may occasionally find the availability of parking spaces limited.
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The site is praised not only for its breathtaking environment but also for its cleanliness and well-maintained facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay amid the rugged wilderness. A small yet cozy accommodation option adds to the camp's charm, complemented by essential amenities like clean toilets and hot water. The quiet and peaceful setting allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of nature, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether traveling by motorcycle or exploring the trails on foot, the camp's strategic placement and welcoming atmosphere make it an ideal choice for an unforgettable hiking experience.
Breakfast
Rooms
However, potential visitors should be prepared for a spartan setup, as the site does encourage bringing personal duvets and pillows. The charming pod-like accommodations offer a serene and quiet retreat amidst nature, perfect for those seeking a peaceful night under the stars. Despite minor challenges such as navigating the steep gravel paths to reach the cabins and limited proximity to amenities like parking and bathrooms, the allure of the scenic surroundings and the base camp’s strategic location make it a favored choice for an adventurous yet comfortable overnight stay.
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Cleanliness
However, the location of these facilities might be a consideration for some, as they are situated away from the sleeping areas, which involves a bit of a walk, sometimes up a hill. Feedback regarding the tents was less favorable, with comments on the lack of cleanliness and unpleasant odors. Despite this, the overall atmosphere of the campsite is depicted as clean and peaceful, ideally positioned for hiking to notable destinations such as the Pulpit Rock.
Staff
However, some reviews note areas for improvement, suggesting that occasionally the staff could be more informative and consistently friendly. Despite these occasional critiques, the location at the base of the iconic Preikestolen and the generally positive interactions with staff significantly enhance the guest experience.
Parking
No, Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp doesn't have any pool.
No, a spa isn't available at Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp.
No, Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp doesn't allow dogs.
Yes, parking facilities are available at Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp.
No, Hikers Camp, Part of Preikestolen BaseCamp doesn't have a gym.
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