Camping & cafè at Landa Park

Opening Times

* Camping: May - September

About

Welcome to a visit in Landa Park and join an exciting journey back in time. Bring your family and experience history up close. The archaeological discoveries at Landa are unique and can point to a history 2,000 year back in time - from the Bronze Age, about 1500 f.Kr, to Migration Period, about 600 AD. During a visit to Landa you can participate in exciting activities for children as well as for adults. We also welcome group visits all year round.

Camping:
Now you have the ability to stay in a real prehistoric village and experience the historic atmosphere. We can offer good facilities for camping with mobile home, caravan or tent. It is also possible to stay overnight in one of our prehistoric house.

Landa Park Camping is located in Forsand, close to the majestic Lysefjord. From Landa Park Camping you are close to the major tourist places, such Preikestolen, and Kjerag. Landa Park Camping also is a great base for many other great hikes in the area. We can recommend for example Uburen, Røssdalen, Solifjell (from here you can see across to the Preikestolen) or Sokkanuten with its stunning views of the Lysefjord and the village of Forsand.

Landa Park also offers rental of kayaks, and we arrange fishing trips for those who want. We also have several kind animals in the park that kids tend to love. In the eventing it is possible to light up in one of our many fireplaces for snuggling around the campfire and for barbecue. In short, Landa Park has activities and lots of fun for the whole family!

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Recent Reviews:

Erik S
Trip Type:
Couples
Interesting reconstructef viking village
Thursday, 13th July 2017
Viking village with large huts constructed in the old manner and materials and a large festive cottage. Gives a genuine and interesting impression of life back then. Read full review
BazNorway
Norway
Trip Type:
Couples
Do not Waste your time
Sunday, 29th July 2018
If you read my other reviews you will quickly note I am not prone to rating very low. However, Landa has nothing going for it at all. We live relatively locally so a visit is not time consuming for... Read full review
Richard d
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Trip Type:
Family
Don’t waste your money and time here
Wednesday, 22nd August 2018
Today we went to visit landa, it’s a nice idea for a reconstructed Viking village, but with the poor amount of 3 houses and a pale interior, 40 NOK is far to much. In the weekends there are... Read full review

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Map & Directions

Map Link

Facilities

Activities

activities for children
fishing possibilities
Guided tour
kayaking
open-air event
sights worth seeing

Distance

Bicycle Rental

Food and drinks

Christmas buffet
private catering
traditional food

General facilities

banqueting rooms
café/cafeteria
conference facilities
guided tour of the establishment
internet

Other accommodation

campsite

Season

open in the season
Summer

Type of animal

pets

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Activities and cafè at Landa ParkWelcome to a visit at Landa Park and join an exciting journey back in time. Bring your family and experience history up close. During a visit to Landa you can participate in exciting activities for children as well as for adults. We also welcome group visits all year round.: more info

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