Lothepus Camping - Season 3

Lothe is alone at home, Randi has gone to Africa, builder Martin has moved in as a maid, and the public meeting about the Camp is to be held.

Lothe makes the campsite more photo-friendly by constructing the world's first "selfie wagon" and takes Randi on a road trip to get new views.

The season opening at the motorhome camp will be marked this year with a Bus & Crab festival. And Lothe records a possible new hit song.

The Lothe gang follows in the Vikings' footsteps and sets course for England. Here they will do a photo project that will decorate the long house in Odda.

The boys are on a trip to England and will visit a viking festival in York. Instead, they meet Northern Ireland's biggest Lothepus fan and buy guns.

Lothepus has all certificates except truck. Now he is forced back to school, to his great frustration.

The world's largest longhouse is located in Lofoten. Lothepus doesn't like it and therefore takes a motley delegation north to inspect.

The first of 12 giant dragon heads for the stave church arrives in Odda. Lothe holds a "mafia meeting" and organizes a barbecue without a barbecue.

Lothepus and Sondre have taken the trip to Bergen to see if Knut can master his first solo flight, and thereby become a Lothepus Airlines captain.

Lothepus takes over the director's chair at Pers Hotell in Gol to get a crash course in tourism, while the owner goes to Australia.

Lothepus is halfway through his education at Pers Hotell, now the grand finale remains. The mayor of Odda is coming. So do the police.

Lothe thinks he owns half a waterfall and wants to build his own power plant. Petter Pilgaard stops by and is fascinated by how things work in the cowboy village.

The opening party for the Camping is on the steps, but the Camp is not finish. Lothe pulls himself together and organizes a music festival instead.

"Sus & Dus" has become a headache for Lothepus. He has sold 12,000 tickets in a village that houses 4,500 people. They lack shelter and food.

Lothepus has bought an old Porsche tractor which is in a barn, deep in a roadless fjord in Lofoten. A 37-hour long car journey is required.