Coastal

Torghatten Camping

Sea Fishing in Helgeland 2026

Torghatten Camping sits at the foot of the iconic Torghatten mountain on the south side of Torget island, 15 km from Brønnøysund. Family-run for nine generations, with cabins, apartments, boat rental, and a beach restaurant. Sheltered fishing grounds in Brønnøysundet and open sea toward the Vega archipelago.

Quick facts

Location
Brønnøy, Helgeland
Fishing zone
North of 62°N
Camp type
Coastal
Boats
2 pcs
Top species
Cod, Saithe, Pollack, Haddock, Wolffish
Best season
Spring (Mar–May), Summer (Jun–Aug), Autumn (Sep–Nov)
Filleting
No

Boat fleet

BoatLengthEngineCountEquipment
Utleiebåt17 ft25 hp2Redningsutstyr

Species and seasons

SpeciesJan–MarApr–JunJul–SepOct–Dec
CodBestBestGoodGood
SaitheOKGoodBestGood
PollackOKGoodBestGood
HaddockOKGoodBestGood
WolffishOKGoodBestOK
Best= best seasonGood= goodOK= possible

Accommodation

Cabin (35 m²)

Units: 4 · Max guests: 4

Kjøkken · Bad/dusj · Oppvarming · Sengetøy · Håndklær

Cabin (47 m²)

Units: 3 · Max guests: 6

Kjøkken · Stue · Bad/dusj · Oppvarming · Sengetøy · Håndklær

Apartment

Units: 2 · Max guests: 4

Kjøkken · Bad/dusj · Oppvarming

Practical information

Address: Torghattveien 18, 8909 Brønnøysund

Nearest airport: Brønnøysund (BNN) (18 km)

Website: torghatten.net

What we like about Torghatten Camping

  • Year-round operation on the Helgeland coast, while many northern fishing camps close for winter
  • Short transfer from Brønnøysund Airport (BNN), approx. 18 km, with direct flights from Oslo and Bodø
  • Location at the foot of the Torghatten mountain, close to the Vega archipelago UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • On-site beach restaurant serving local ingredients and fresh seafood

Worth knowing

  • !Less specialised in sea fishing than rorbu camps further north -- boat rental is basic and filleting facilities are not publicly documented
  • !Prices and detailed specifications are not published online, requiring direct contact for quotes

Tips from experienced anglers

  1. 1Brønnøysundet lies north of 62°N, so the cod minimum size is 44 cm outside the baseline and 55 cm inside. Check the rules before heading out.
  2. 2Combine fishing with a hike up to the famous hole through Torghatten mountain, approx. 1 hour round trip from the campsite.
  3. 3The Norwegian fish export quota is 15 kg per person (aged 12+) in 2026, and you must have fished from a registered tourist fishing facility to export. Confirm registration status with the camp before booking if taking your catch home matters.

Frequently asked questions about Torghatten Camping

Where is Torghatten Camping located?
Torghatten Camping is located at Torghattveien 18, 8909 Brønnøysund, at the foot of Torghatten mountain on the south side of Torget island, approx. 15 km south of Brønnøysund town centre. Brønnøysund Airport (BNN) is approx. 18 km away with direct flights from Oslo and Bodø.
Is Torghatten Camping open year-round?
Yes, the camp is open year-round. Reception is staffed 09:00–21:00 during the summer season from 15 June to 15 August. Outside the main season, cabins and apartments are booked by email or phone. The beach restaurant is open daily in summer and by appointment the rest of the year.
What fish species can you catch off Torghatten?
The most common species in the waters around Torget and Brønnøysundet are cod, saithe, pollack, haddock, and wolffish. Fishing is productive from March to October, with calm conditions in summer and rougher seas in autumn. The Vega archipelago west of Torget gives access to deeper water with a chance of bigger fish.
Does Torghatten Camping offer boat rental?
Yes, the camp rents boats. The exact model, engine size, and onboard electronics are not published on the website, so contact the camp directly for specifications and prices. You can also bring your own trailered boat and launch it at the nearest public ramp in Brønnøysundet.
What rules apply to fishing and export of the catch?
Brønnøysund lies north of 62°N, so the cod minimum size is 44 cm outside the baseline and 55 cm inside, and haddock minimum size is 40 cm. The 2026 export quota is 15 kg of fish or fish products per person aged 12 and over, and the catch must come from a registered tourist fishing facility. Confirm the camp's registration status before booking if this matters to you.

Planning a fishing trip to Torghatten Camping?

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Information based on Torghatten Camping's official website and public sources. SafeCamp360 is not affiliated with Torghatten Camping unless otherwise stated. Prices and availability should be confirmed directly.

Source: torghatten.net (accessed 2026-05-07)

Source: www.pincamp.com/campings/torghatten-camping (accessed 2026-05-07)

Source: visithelgeland.com/en/product/torghatten-camping-fishing-dining-and-much-more/ (accessed 2026-05-07)

Source: www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/northern-norway/kystriksveien/listings-kystriksveien/torghatten-camping/192374/ (accessed 2026-05-07)

Official site confirmed live (HTTP 200). Confirms year-round operation, family operation (9 generations), cabin/apartment offering, restaurant, and reception hours. Specific cabin counts, boat models, engine HP, and filleting/freezer facilities are not published.

PiNCAMP (ADAC) listing confirms address Torghattveien 18, 8909 Brønnøysund, phone +47 75 02 54 95, email post@torghatten.net, and GPS coordinates 65.3930506, 12.0990325.

Visit Helgeland listing confirms boat rental, fishing in nearby fjords, kayaking, location 15 km south of Brønnøysund at the foot of Torghatten on Torget island, eco-certification, and on-site Strandrestaurant.

Visit Norway listing notes two cabin sizes (35 m² and 47 m²), all "fully equipped with kitchens, bedding, and towels". Unit counts not specified.