Open 24 hours a day 365 days a year. It's easy to be a guest here, here you have both accommodation and a state-of-the-art grocery store in one and the same place. Hegna has been named a historic town for its pioneering technological development, which makes it easy and comfortable for you to be a guest. Hegna is an exciting destination, modern and environmentally friendly. Here you will find buildings from different eras, which combined with technology give you a completely unique experience. We have one of Norway's most beautiful sanitary buildings, which ensures a high degree of personal comfort, in addition to being easy to use through self-service solutions. The building is environmentally friendly and has low energy consumption. We will do everything to ensure that you have a pleasant stay with us!

Hegna Camping has a lot to offer! Hegna is the birthplace of the world's first high-tech grocery store. Here you have a full-fledged grocery store where you can shop around the clock. We have one of Norway's most beautiful sanitary buildings, which ensures a high degree of personal comfort, in addition to being easy to use through self-service solutions. The building is environmentally friendly and has low energy consumption. We will do everything to ensure that you have a pleasant stay with us! One of Norway's oldest campsites, established in 1965! Hegna Camping is located in scenic surroundings with good opportunities for your own activities, both summer and winter. The square is centrally located with a view to exploring the diversity of the area. Hegna offers great experiences and everyone can feel at home here, whether you're there for camping, swimming or a trip to the shops. Bring the family and enjoy your free time at Hegnaland!

Fantastic natural area with walking distance to the river, bathing beach, lake and mountains - there are many possibilities here, summer and winter. Nearby you will find, among other things, Seljordsvannet, which is home to the Selma sea snake, Bø Sommarland, Lifjell Ski Center and the Telemark Channel. It is a short journey to Vrådal, Rauland, Rjukan, Notodden, Skien and Porsgrunn.