Campervan hire in Oslo
from £127.36/night

Oslo is the capital of Norway and the perfect starting place for your Scandinavian campervan adventure. Not far from the city are amazing green spaces, fjords, mountains, and everything else you could ever want when you rent a campervan in Oslo. It’s the perfect place to visit in the summer but also magical in winter. Getting around Oslo and the surrounding areas is easy with the right tyres and some planning.

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Oslo to Hardangervidda National Park
Around 300 kilometres from Oslod, Hardangervidda is the largest national park in Norway, where many people once they have picked up their campervan in Oslo head for. It's a beautiful drive that takes you through mountain landscapes and is often said to be one of the most scenic drives in the country. Once you arrive at the national park, there is much to do. You could hike, bike, or just relax by one of the many lakes in the park. It is also home to Norway’s largest glacier, which is why people head here.

Oslo to Jotunheimen National Park
Jotunheimen National Park is a 4-hour drive from Oslo and could make the perfect destination if you rent a motorhome in Oslo for a short weekend adventure. It's far enough away that it feels like an adventure but not too long of a drive. It's a great place (like most of Oslo) for lovers of the outdoors, as there are plenty of opportunities here for hiking, climbing and fishing. The Sognefjell Road, which goes through the park, is often said to be one of the most scenic routes for campervanners to drive along.

Oslo to Geirangerfjord
This journey to Geirangerfjord is 380 kilometres from Oslo, and it's a drive that will take you through some of Norway's most iconic landscapes. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, and that's due to the fantastic deep blue colours of the fjord, majestic towering cliffs and the famous Seven Sisters waterfall. The drive to get here passes through mountains and valleys, with some great places to stop to take it all in. Once here, there are some campsites you can stay in which are close to the fjord.

Holmenkollen Ski Jump
This is one of the most visited landmarks in Oslo, which is why it made it onto our list. The Holmenkollen Ski Jump gives you great views over the city and Oslofjord. There is a museum where you can learn all about the history of skiing in Norway, one of the most popular sports in the country. If you are feeling energetic, there's even a ski simulator that you can try.

Oslofjord
This is just a short drive from the city centre and could make an excellent stop off when you first leave the city. It's a fjord full of small islands and picturesque villages. There are plenty of opportunities here for swimming, hiring a boat, or enjoying some fishing. The coastal road along the fjord is a great place to drive, especially with a motorhome for hire in Oslo, and there are plenty of places to get some photographs for Instagram.

Oslomarka
Oslomarka is a large forest just on the outskirts of Oslo. It's a great destination for those who want to enjoy the outdoors without travelling far from the city. Like many places in Oslo, it's great for those who want to enjoy the fresh air and nature. There are plenty of campsites nearby that are suitable for families without having to spend hours driving.

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