THE AREA

There are many activities in the area! Guslandstranda Camping is centrally located for all activities that are available during summer time.

Foldvik gård

Familypark, farm and gardencenter

Distance 6KM

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Ingunns Hage

Garden, inspiration & amp; interior

Distance 1,9KM

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Minigolf & Putball

Footballgolf and minigolf

Distance 2KM

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Lillavendel

Local grocery og café

Distance 4,1KM

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Mølen

Norways largest beach of rolling stones, must be experienced!

Distance 7.5KM

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Skjærgårdshagen

Edible flowers

Distance 2.9KM

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Stavern Diskgolf

Disc golf for everyone

Distance 9.4KM

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Bøkeskogen

Norway’s largest and the world’s most northern and public beech forest

Distance 14KM

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Gravity trampoline park

Modern trampoline park

Ditstance 19.2KM

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Høyt og Lavt

Scandinavia’s largest climbing park.

Distance 50,6KM

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Stavernfestivalen

Music festival close to Stavern

Distance 11.5KM

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Glade dager i Stavern

15. jun – 17 .aug

Distance 9.8KM

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Wrightegaarden

“The sound of summer “

Langesund (via Helgeora fergene)

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Helgeroa fergene

In the archipelago between Helgeroa and Langesund

Distance 5,6KM

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Jentene på kyststien

“Spring’s most beautiful coastal path adventure”

Distance 2.5KM

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Mestern Bowling

Open from Monday – Sundag

Distance 16.6KM

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Meny Helgeroa

A natural place for grocery shopping!

Distance 4KM

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ColorLine

Ferry to Denmark, Germany or Sweden.

Distance 16.5KM

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Bøkekroa i Larvik

The restaurant in the heart of the Bøkeskogen (beech forest)

Distance 14KM

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Østlandsposten

Local newspaper for the Larvik district.

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Stavern Event

Used for all events for small and large groups

Distance 11KM

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Visit Vestfold

Complete overview of all activities in Larvik and surroundings.

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Langs veien

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Coastal path

Paths along the beautiful coast.

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