Motorhome & Campervan Hire in Oslo

The best time to rent a campervan in Oslo depends on your personal preferences. Do you want to enjoy winter sports in a winter wonderland, or would you rather explore green forests and fjords?

In summer, from June to August, temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C and the days are long – the sun doesn’t set until midnight, which means you can stay out longer. This is an ideal time for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and water sports. Nature is in full bloom and campsites are busy and offer a variety of amenities.

During the transitional periods in spring from March to May and in autumn from September to November, temperatures are mild and there are fewer tourists. This is also a good time to enjoy nature, as the landscape presents itself in bright colours. It can still be cool at these times and some campsites may not be fully open yet.

In winter, from December to February, it can be quite cold in Oslo, with temperatures ranging from 0°C to -30°C. You can enjoy beautiful winter landscapes and winter sports, with some campsites also offering campsites in winter.

You’ll want to fill up the fresh water tank of your campervan or Motorhome rental at the beginning of your trip, and empty your grey water at the end. The best place to do this is at most campsites around Norway that offer these services. If you are looking for a specific address for this service, you can head to the following campsite:

• 4 Østre Blixrud vei 41940 Bjørkelangen, Norway.

Before you return your roadsurfer campervan, you can refill with diesel and AdBlue at one of these convenient petrol stations near our location here:

• Esso Gardemoen, Jessheimveien 463, 2069 Jessheim

Please note: The AdBlue service station information provided is for guidance only and is provided without warranty of any kind; customers are advised to check the information for accuracy on their own responsibility, as roadsurfer assumes no liability for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.

There are several options for parking in Oslo, including multi-storey car parks and on-street parking. Here are some options for parking in Oslo:

• Car parks and underground garages: There are many car parks and underground garages in Oslo city centre where visitors can park their cars. These often offer convenient and safe parking, but usually require payment. Among the best known are the parking garage at the Opera House (Operaparken), Q-Park Grünerløkka, and the Oslo Plaza parking garage.
• Street parking: There is also street parking in Oslo, both along the streets and in specially marked parking zones. Note that many street parking spaces are paid and often require a parking meter or mobile phone app to pay the parking fee.
• Park and Ride: Oslo offers park and ride facilities at various locations on the outskirts of the city. Here visitors can park their car and take public transport to the city centre.

You’ll find a variety of campsites with different facilities for your Oslo road trip. These are the types of campsites available:

• City campsites: These are located close to Oslo and often provide convenient public transport connections to the city’s attractions.
• Coastal campsites: These campsites are situated near the coast or along the shore of the Oslofjord, offering direct access to the water.
• Nature and forest campsites: In the vicinity of Oslo, you’ll find numerous campsites nestled in natural surroundings, surrounded by forests and lakes. These sites are perfect for those seeking seclusion in the heart of nature.
• Family-friendly campsites: These campsites cater to families, offering child-friendly facilities and amenities.