Stave Camping is originally an old farm that started up with tourism in the late 80´s. The farmhouse got installed toilets and showers in 1989 for the first time and a small café started up at the camping. The farmhouse have gradually been restored into accommodation for the people who wanted to visit Andøya, Måtind and the beautiful beach at Høyvika. Today we have 6 accommodations with toilets and showers that can be rented trough the whole year, and 10 in total, with the camping-cabins that are being used for the summer season.

Stave Camping & Hot Pools is located in the heart of Stave, with an incredibly view over the sea and the mountains. Our beach apartments are perfect for any season, even for those who want to experience the north winter and the northern lights by the sea. They offer you the perfect balance with nature, equipped with everything you need to have a magical experience up north of Norway. The Sauna is down on the beach, a healing place where you can treat yourself while appreciating the view of the ocean. Perfect for the cold days full of rain or who knows, snow. The Hot Pools are perfect if you want to relax while watching the sunset, or even if you want to experience the northern lights outside in a very different ambient. They are perfect for any occasion, and you also have the magnificent view over the Stave beach!

Stave is located on the wild and beautiful West Coast of Andøya. Right next to the Arctic Ocean, where the northern lights are endless and the nature lives in the most pure way. Stave offers secret beaches, deep blue lakes with salmon and trouts, mountains difficult to not take your breath away, and beautiful spots for hiker lovers. Høyvika (the Apple beach) and Måtinden are one of the most popular and beautiful attractions close to Stave, but you can easily fall in love with our own beach here at Stave. Some kilometers south for the camping we have the Skogvoll nature reserve. This site has status as a Ramsar Site, meaning it is a wetland area of international importance that have been designated under the criteria of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands for containing representative, rare or unique wetland types. This area is important for several threatened species of waterbirds. But if you want to see eagles, you don't need to go far! If you look for them from the the camping you would more than likely see one! And if you want to see the Puffins you can go to Bleik - just 10km from Stave, where they offers Puffin Safari out to the Bleik island. In Andenes, 20km from Stave, you can go on whale-safari, or go to the restaurants and shops there. From Andenes you can easily get a ferry towards Senja, Tromsø and Nordkapp. (goes only during the summer!) ​ ​