Lillehammer Camping is run by the company Dampsaga Drift AS. Lillehammer Camping was established in 1994, and Dampsaga Drift AS took over operations on 1 May 2007.

Lillehammer Camping has undergone major changes in the last three years. New cabins, new sanitary facilities, improvement of infrastructure, and more. The campsite has approximately 300 pitches with electricity, in addition to a large tent area. Lillehammer Camping also offers accommodation in cabins and apartments. Approximately 120 beds distributed among 35 cabins/apartments.

The campsite is in the middle of Smørøyet in relation to the nearby attractions. Maihaugen, Bjerkebæk (Home of Sigrid Undset), Aulestad (Home of Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson), Lillehammer Art Museum, Hafjell Bike park, Hafjell Alpine Resort, Lysgårdsbakkene (Jump slopes), Olympiaparken (ski stadium), Lillehammer city center, Strandtorget shopping center, Hunderfossen Family Park, Lilleputthammer, Mesna The river (nice walk with information posters about what it has been used for over time), a short way to the mountain, Dog sledding, rafting in Sjoa and more.