Where to park and find a toilet in Reine — the paid village car parks and how to pay them, the free fallback by the ferry, the public toilets, and where a campervan can empty its tanks.
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Reine is a village of about 300 people carrying tens of thousands of visitors a year, so the everyday questions — where can I park, and where's a toilet — matter. Every spot is placed from OpenStreetMap; check the machine and the signs on the day.
Paying to park
Toilets are few, and mostly paid
In a campervan?
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Moskenes ferry quay toilet
Free
At the ferry rest area, about 5 km south of Reine. Open around the clock. A reliable free stop by the Bodø ferry, with step-free access.
Reine centre toilet
Paid
In the village centre, near the church and the main quay. Run by Moskenes municipality; not step-free.
Reine harbour toilet
Paid
In the village, at the outer harbour (Ytre Havn) off the E10. Open around the clock. Flush toilets with handwashing and step-free access.
Moskenes ferry rest area
Free
By the Bodø ferry quay, about 5 km south of Reine. The biggest free car park on this stretch — room for about 120 cars, up to a 6-hour stay; a good fallback when the village fills up, and the free toilet is a short walk away.
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Reine harbour car park
Paid — about 30 NOK per hour
In the village, by the main quay. Takes a bank card at the machine — the easiest village lot to pay if you don't have Vipps.
Reine Ytre Havn (outer harbour)
Paid
In the village, at the outer harbour. The largest village lot, around 50 spaces, with five marked disabled bays.
Moskenes Camping
Paid
On the E10 between Reine and the ferry, about 4 km south of the village. A proper campsite with a grey- and black-water dump station, showers and toilets — empty campervan tanks here, not in the village; booking is wise in summer.