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It is legal to pitch 's a common misconception that you can put your tent anywhere for as long as you like in norway. Norwayhas very liberal laws on tenting that gives the tenters a lot of rights, 500m from but it's important to know the main road and 500 meters from habitationslimitations.Another rule says You are allowed (and even have the right by law) to put your tent anywhere that is defined as "outland", as contraty to "inland". That means, anywhere the land is not cultivated. For instance, it is not allowed in a farmland, in a park, in a roundabout, or in a backyard. If it is, however, a untended forrest or a wild-growing field, you can by right pitch your tent and stay as long as there for 3 days. After 3 days you want, 'till somebody require are rquired to move your spot to pitch his own tent.It is tolerated to pitch Though you cannot by right put your tent in a place like a park at , it is generally tollerated for a night, or behind but don't leave your tent standing while you explore the city during the day. You can also ask at a place like a petrol gas station if you kindly askmay put it up out back.

The Torp Airport is closed overnight, but there is a nice forest just before the carpark. There is as well a nice park on the hill in Sandfjord. Do not hitch on the motorway but take the secondary road between the airport and the town (Sandford train station is closed overnight).Oslo Gardemoen also has a nice pitch of forrest somwhere inside that giant parking lot, you can even take the free parking shuttle bus back to the bus stop in the morning ;)