Facilities on the park
At the start of the lane there is a Sorteringsbru (rubbish sorting shed) . The key for it is in the key box in the hallway. Rubbish must be sorted. Norwegians are very particular about this. Don’t just chuck everything into one bin – please sort it properly!
If you cross the road and walk a short way to the right, you’ll find a small park with about 10 picnic benches. There’s a brick-built barbecue, and two small beaches (each with two picnic benches). It’s a lovely spot if you fancy a quiet sit-down or a swim.
Dogs in Norway
Norway has a number of rules regarding dogs. Dogs must be kept on a lead from 1 April to 20 August. With a long lead, the dog can have a good sniff about, and they get so many stimuli from all those smells that many a little rascal is completely knackered after a long walk. Ours certainly are. If your dog likes to swim, you’ll notice that their coat becomes very soft after a few days and any tangles disappear. The dogs also love the water; ours prefer to drink from a stream. The water quality is significantly better than in the Netherlands.
Here you can find more information about travelling to Noway with your pet.
And about the leash requirement for dogs (bandtvang)