Nordnes Kro Og Camping
Inn, campsite, bakery and catering in Røkland, Norway, serving guests and local customers in Salten
About Nordnes Kro Og Camping
Nordnes Kro og Camping AS operates an inn (Nordneskroa), a campsite, a bakery (Bakstehuset) and catering in Røkland, Norway. Listed services include bicycle rental and fishing in the Saltdalselva river.
Its customers include campsite and inn guests, bakery buyers and catering clients. Bookings are offered online. The bakery sells Møsbrømlefsa, presented as traditional Salten food.
The company was founded in 1999 and is registered as an aksjeselskap (AS) in Norway. Its headquarters are in Røkland.
Product: Inn restaurant (Nordneskroa), campsite, bakery (Bakstehuset), catering, bicycle rental and fishing.
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