Oksval
Harbour in Norway · 59.8642° N · 10.6703° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Oksval Båthavn is a member-owned marina and permanent-berth harbour at Oksval on Nesodden in the Oslo Fjord. The harbour was established in 1971, and between 2006 and 2010 the facility was expanded with a new pontoon system, outriggers, a bubble (ice-prevention) system, gate system and video surveillance. The pontoon system today totals 894 metres with a combined 1,114 berth metres.
As a visiting sailor you can moor here for a day rate of 150 NOK or an overnight rate of 250 NOK, with a maximum stay of 3 days. Payment is made via the Vipps app.
At the pontoons you'll find shore power and fresh water for the boat, plus access to showers and toilets ashore. The harbour also offers pump-out facilities for holding tanks.
Just a short walk from the harbour lies Oksval Brygge bathing area, with a sandy beach, grassy fields and good fishing opportunities – a kiosk trailer operates there in summer. A pleasant coastal path runs along the eastern side of Nesodden past the harbour, offering good opportunities for a scenic walk. Moor up at Oksval and enjoy both the harbour life and the nearby beach.
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