Norway

At 05:17, police received a report of a fire in a caravan on Mindevegen in Skien. Five people were evacuated from neighbouring buildings and three from the building where the caravan was parked. No one was injured. By 05:34, firefighters had extinguished most of the fire, and six minutes later the fire was under control, allowing evacuees to return home. The cause of the fire is currently unknown.

Unknown persons entered a caravan belonging to Linda Bacher Håland's family at Rosfjord camping in Lyngdal, turned on lights and heating, raised a flag, and then vandalised the interior. Håland was at home in Sola when neighbours at the campsite called her on Friday. The family has had the caravan at Rosfjord for four years.

Andre Stornes opened Sjøfronten bobilpark in Ulsteinvik in April 2025 under a three-year dispensation from zoning regulations. The waterfront site has five motorhome pitches with electricity, artificial grass and a simple emptying station; costs reached around 700,000 Norwegian kroner, including 500,000 for groundwork and 90,000 for two power pillars. After an initial lack of visitors, occupancy rose in July and August and remained strong through September and October. Stornes plans to stay open year-round, weather permitting.

Police and fire services responded to Kirkegata in Haugesund late Friday evening after a report of a fire in a motorhome. No injuries were reported, cause unknown.

On Wednesday afternoon in Sandnes, a wall fell onto a motorhome owned by Leon Gjesdal. The pensioner heard a bang and found the wall on his vehicle. Emergency services cordoned off the area. No injuries were reported.

A Norwegian tourist, Martin, is contesting claims by rental company Indie Campers, which charged him 20,000 kroner for camper damage that allegedly existed before the rental. After a five-day trip, he has spent over a year trying to prove his innocence.