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Road Genius scans major rental brands to help you compare prices, vehicle sizes and insurance for campervans in Norway. Bergen Airport (BGO) is a common entry point for trips exploring the fjords of western Norway. Keep in mind that distances look short on a map but ferries, tunnels and weather can slow travel.

Campervan Pickup Locations

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Best Time for a Campervan Trip in Bergen

Season	Avg High °C │ °F	Good time?
Dec – Feb (Winter)	4 °C │ 39 °F	Limited – short daylight, rain or snow
Mar – May (Spring)	10 °C │ 50 °F	Mixed – rising temps, some rain
Jun – Aug (Summer)	18 °C │ 64 °F	Yes – long days, most services open
Sep – Nov (Autumn)	10 °C │ 50 °F	Mixed – colorful but wet

Driving in the Area

Headlights must stay on 24 hours a day in Norway.
Standard rural speed limit is 80 km/h (50 mph) unless signs show otherwise.
Several toll tunnels ring Bergen; visitors pay through the AutoPASS Visitor's Payment system or receive an invoice by mail.
Expect narrow fjord roads with frequent pull-off areas. Use them to let faster traffic pass.
Winter tires with at least 3 mm tread are required in western Norway from 1 Nov to the Monday after Easter; studded tires are allowed and useful.
Ferries on E39 and RV13 act like floating bridges. Pay by license plate or buy a Ferry Card for a discount.
Maximum permitted blood-alcohol level is 0.02 %. Penalties are severe.
The longest tunnel near Bergen, E16 Arnanipa, is about 7 km (4.3 mi).

Campsites and Overnight Options

Place	Hook-ups	Pros	Cons
Bergen Camping Park, Lone	Full	City bus to center, grocery nearby	Small pitches, book 3-6 months ahead in summer
Lone Camping, Haukeland Lake	Water+Electric	Lakeside swimming, family friendly	30 min drive to Bryggen, some midges
Montana Motell & Camping	Water+Electric	Hill view, kitchen and laundry	Steep access, rigs over 8 m (26 ft) struggle
RV Park Bergen Port	None	Walk to Bryggen, pay by app	No services, 24 h max stay, road noise
Free camping (Allemannsretten)	None	Free, scenic forests above city	Must stay 150 m from buildings, soft ground, carry out all waste

Resupplying Options

Circle K and Shell stations on E39/E16 offer diesel, LPG and water taps; some have waste-water dumps.
Coop Extra, Kiwi and Rema 1000 supermarkets around Nesttun and Åsane stock fresh food and camping gas canisters.
Free public dump point at Bergen RV Service, Mjåtveit (open April–October).

Practical Tips

Bergen averages 250 rain days a year. Pack waterproof gear and park on hard ground to avoid getting stuck.
Sudden fog forms around fjords. Slow down and use fog lights if available.
Many city streets ban overnight parking for motorhomes from 23:00 to 06:00. Watch for signs marked "Forbudt å overnatte".
Emergency numbers: 112 police, 113 ambulance, 110 fire.
Tap water is safe to drink; refill tanks at campsites or taps marked "Drikkevann".
Mobile coverage is strong, but mountain valleys can drop to 3G. Download offline maps before leaving the city.

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