Utstein monastery
Norway’s only preserved medieval monastery Located in beautiful surroundings on Mosterøy, Harald Fairhair had his royal estate here. In the Middle Ages, it was a monastery for Augustinian monks and later a bailiff’s residence in the 1700s. Today, Utstein Monastery is operated as a museum, conference venue, banquet hall, and concert arena. The monastery is […]
Preikestolen
Preikestolen (pulpit rock) is an attraction you absolutely must see when you’re in the Stavanger area. From Sokn Camping, it takes about 1 hour to drive to the start of the hike. It is also possible to take public transportation by bus all the way to the start of the hike. The hike up to […]
Fjøløy fortress
For over 70 years, the 270-acre area of Fjøløy has been closed to the public. The fortress was established by the Germans in 1941 and taken over by the Norwegian military in 1945. The area served as a coastal fortress until 1999 and as a training ground until 2009. In 2011, it was converted into […]
Ørnhaug
At Vestre Åmøy, only 3.5 km from Sokn Camping, you will find this charming little activity park. Meet the animals and enjoy everything this great place has to offer, from archery and axe throwing to trampolines, playgrounds, and grilling of stick bread. Remember to book in advance: www.facebook.com/aktivitetogdyr.
Sokn viking grave
Within walking distance from Sokn Camping there’s an old viking grave located in a green lush environment following Soknasundet. The path is mostly gravel/farm road. It is clearly marked and is around 1,8 km long round trip. From Sokn Camping it is around 1,5 km to the start point. Parking is available. Well suited for […]