Norway offers families more than fjords and mountains — it has resorts where children play, meet new friends, and enjoy activities almost like a mini Disneyland. From ski resorts to coastal hotels, these destinations combine fun for kids with comfort for parents.
Radisson Blu Resort, Trysil
Located in Norway’s largest ski area, this resort is a favorite for families. Children enjoy ski schools, pools, and kids’ clubs, while parents relax in spacious suites and spa facilities. It is one of the most popular family destinations in Norway.
Norefjell Ski & Spa
Just a short drive from Oslo, Norefjell Ski & Spa combines adventure and relaxation. Families enjoy ski-in/ski-out access, indoor pools, and play areas. The resort offers a balance of outdoor fun for kids and spa indulgence for adults.
Quality Hotel Resort Kristiansand
Connected directly to Dyreparken Zoo & Amusement Park, this hotel is often described as Norway’s closest equivalent to a Disneyland experience. Children can spend days exploring rides, animals, and play zones, while families enjoy comfortable rooms and resort amenities. It is also one of the most expensive family options during summer holidays.
Luxury Family Options
For families seeking exclusivity, boutique hotels like Juvet Landscape Hotel or Arctic lodges such as Sorrisniva Wilderness Lodge offer unique experiences. While less focused on play areas, they provide luxury accommodations and tailored family packages, making them among the priciest choices.
Highlights for Families
- Radisson Blu Resort, Trysil — ski schools and kids’ clubs
- Norefjell Ski & Spa — pools and play areas near Oslo
- Quality Hotel Resort Kristiansand — Dyreparken amusement park access
- Luxury lodges like Sorrisniva and Juvet for exclusive family stays
Why It’s Special
Family resorts in Norway offer more than accommodation — they create experiences where children can play, explore, and meet others. From ski slopes to amusement parks, these hotels combine fun for kids with comfort and luxury for parents. Whether choosing popular ski resorts or expensive boutique lodges, families discover holidays that feel both adventurous and magical.
