Haugesund, Norway: camping and road guide
Within 30 km of Haugesund there are 14 campsites and aires (1 of them free) and 1 service point. Nearby, 33 roads have a signed height or length limit, or no caravans allowed. They're listed first.
Campsites and airesService pointsRoad limits
Low bridges and road limits near Haugesund
Signed limits within 25 km, for anything tall or long: a motorhome, a caravan, a campervan or a rooftop tent.
- Hålandvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 2 km S
- Kyrkjevegen · 12.4 m length limit · 4 km SW
- Skoglandsvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 5 km N
- Øvrabøvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 5 km S
- Viksevegen · 12.4 m length limit · 7 km N
- Stølevegen · 12.4 m length limit · 7 km N
- Vormedalsvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 7 km SE
- Tuastadvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 7 km SE
- Halseidvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 8 km N
- Mykje bru · 12.4 m length limit · 8 km SE
- Kalstøvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 9 km SW
- Salvøyvegen · 12.4 m length limit · 13 km S
- and 21 more in the app
Campsites and aires near Haugesund
- Haraldshaugen Camping · 2 km N
- Grindafjord Feriesenter · 12 km E · fees apply · caravans OK · toilets
- Camp Ålfjorden · 15 km NE · caravans OK
- Melkevik Camping · 16 km SE
- Victors Naturpark & Båtutleie · 16 km NE
- Skjoldastraumen Camping & Marina · 20 km E · no caravans
- Langevåg bobilparkering · 21 km N · free
- Hervik Camping · 21 km SE
- Bobilparkering Kårstø · 23 km SE
- Sandvik Camping · 23 km E
- Austre Bokn Camping · 24 km SE · fees apply · caravans OK
- Sandhåland Camping · 25 km S · caravans OK · toilets
- Kleivå Gardscamping · 26 km S
- Skudenes Camping · 29 km S
Motorhome service points
- at Grindafjord Feriesenter · 12 km E
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