Camping has been one and a half kilometres from Latefoss. 

When we stopped at the reception, we took a brisk approached the owner, and before I could finish saying my

-Can I rent a cabin...

Immediately, without stopping, in perfect English said:

-Hut number three, the key in the door and see for yourself if you like it - check, 600 NOK, pay later, on this road, on the left side first, then second, then third... 

And on the go taking it out of the tank bag with the trash, moved on. 

When we looked at the hut, was unloaded from the outside, they heard the voice of the hostess, which, again in good English, invited me into the office to resolve financial issues.

Alas, the panorama of the camping I did not. In the evening, the sun went behind the rocks of the gorge and started to rain. And in the morning we, early moscovtime birdie, hit the road when the sun was still out behind the rocks.

Camping on this panorama is very similar to the one where we spent the night, we drove about 1 PM to Moscow, that is, 11 AM locally. Caught our attention, of course, the fall. But on the way from the road to the waterfall I met a great sign:

"This field is designed specifically for guests with tents. The request for guests - cleanliness, trash cans camping for rochem. Request to local - not to make this field a picnic." 

While camping, unlike all other, places for tents, of course, was not. According to the law on free access to land anyone can put up a tent anywhere Norwegian, not private land, but no closer than 50 metres from the accommodation. Here, in addition, there was a special invitation.