We'd been dreaming about Norway for years, and our little home for the trip ended up being an old red postman's van called Posty. We cooked dinner with the rain outside, opened the curtains to mountains and lakes, and somehow fitted a very serious bun investigation around the fjords. This guide follows our actual southern Norway loop, with the practical bits I'd want beside me if we were doing it again.
Our southern Norway trip, laid out so you can use it from the van. Campsites, café stops, fjord views and the practical details we learnt along the way.
The route we drove, our overnight stops and the spending records, with rental costs kept separate.
Our route stops on one map, with notes and photos. Filter to campsites, cafés or things to do.
Our ten campervan nights, plus Oslo arrival and return days, in the order we travelled.
Move stops, remove them or add another place from the map. Save your own version.
Norway takes time. The ferry crossings, mountain roads and overnight stops matter as much as the places you want to see. Start with our actual loop and leave breathing room for the weather.
Tap once for our route, starting in Oslo and finishing there too. Campsites, coffee stops and viewpoints sit in the order we visited them.
Check current ferry timetables and road closures before driving. Where a journey time is not verified, the plan leaves it unquoted.


Cross out a stop, move it to another day or add something from the map. The same controls work in your purchased guide.
The stops update as you edit. Check your driving route and ferry timetable before setting off.
Tap the plus to browse nearby places from our route. Add the stops you want and check the road route before driving.
One tap on share and the whole route lands in Messages, WhatsApp or your Notes, your edits and all, with a map link on every stop. No app to download, no account to make, nothing for your friends to sign up for.
The guide explains our day-to-day spending and what sits outside it. A campervan reference value is not a rental bill, and one person’s ledger is not the total for two.
Try a handful of the stops below. The complete map and our notes are included with the guide.
Hi, I’m Ellen. Daniel and I spent ten nights travelling through Norway in Posty, an old red postman’s van. We cooked in the van, stopped for a lot of buns and changed plans when the weather had other ideas.
These are the places and little details I’d want beside me if we were doing the trip again. Our booked nights, the campsites we liked and the stops I’d happily go back for.
Our Norway road trip, in one place.
Ellen xYou land on your guide page, with the map, itinerary builder and PDF. We email the same link so you can find it again.
Ten campervan nights, plus the arrival and return days. Give yourself more time if you want slower stops or spare days for weather.
No. The guide is a digital purchase. Book your vehicle separately through MyCamper or your chosen provider.
We travelled in September 2026. Check current road openings, ferry timetables and campsite availability for your dates.
It follows our trip. We did not hike Trolltunga or Besseggen. Match any mountain walk to current local guidance and conditions.
The web guide and downloadable PDF work without a Notion account.
Email us within 30 days under the existing guide refund policy.
Updates to the guide are available through the same access page.
Our campsite notes, map and day-by-day route in one place, so you can spend less time piecing the trip together.