Football camps in Norway

Where tournaments are held

0 upcoming tournaments listed across: Mjøndalen (1).

Well-known tournament areas in Norway include Oslo, Mjøndalen.

Before you go

• Norway is expensive, so budget for food and transport as well as the entry fee.
• Check eligibility. Many European events group players by birth year rather than U-age, so confirm the category with the organiser before you enter.
• Ask exactly what is included. Overseas packages usually bundle hotel, meals, transfers and entry, often priced per person rather than per team.
• Check passports and entry rules on GOV.UK foreign travel advice for Norway before booking, including passport validity for every player and adult.
• Take consent forms, emergency contacts and medical information for every under-18, and make sure your club's safeguarding policy covers the trip.
• Get travel insurance that covers sports injuries and cancellation. A UK GHIC covers state healthcare in the EU and some other countries, but it is not a substitute for insurance.
• Confirm dates, fees and conditions with the organiser. We summarise public information, but the organiser has the final word.

Questions teams ask

How do UK teams enter tournaments in Norway?

Open the event you are interested in and use the contact or entry details shown. Most organisers take applications by enquiry form or email, then confirm availability, the package and payment dates. Applying is usually not a commitment to attend.

How much does it cost to play in Norway?

It varies widely. Overseas tournaments normally price accommodation and meals together with the entry fee, so we do not show a single price. Ask the organiser for a quote that covers players, coaches and any parents travelling.

How far is Norway from the UK?

About 2 hours to Oslo. Local time is 1 hour ahead of the UK.

When do youth tournaments take place in Norway?

Summer for the big events, winter indoor cups. Check the dates on each listing, as editions move from year to year.