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The best areas to stay in Ovre Eiker are typically around Hokksund, which is the administrative centre, or in the surrounding countryside for a more secluded experience.Hokksund is the most convenient base for visitors. It's situated along the Drammenselva river and offers the most amenities, including local shops, eateries, and the Hokksund railway station, providing easy access to larger cities like Drammen and Oslo. The area around Storgata is where you'll find the main cluster of facilities.For couples seeking a blend of convenience and outdoor activities, staying in Hokksund is ideal. You'll have access to river walks, local cultural sites like the Eiker Museum, and opportunities for fishing or kayaking on the river. The area provides a relaxed pace while still offering enough to do.Travellers looking for a quiet retreat will find excellent options in the countryside surrounding Hokksund. Many properties here offer stunning views of the Norwegian landscape, often with direct access to hiking trails and the opportunity to enjoy nature.

The best time to visit Øvre Eiker is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is at its warmest and most agreeable.During this period, the average daily temperatures are pleasant, typically ranging from 15°C to 25°C, making it ideal for outdoor activities. The long daylight hours, with the sun often setting late in the evening, provide ample time to explore the local area. This is a great time for couples who enjoy hiking along the Drammenselva river or exploring the local countryside.Families often find the summer great for visiting, as many local attractions and outdoor spaces are fully operational. You can enjoy picnics by the water or visit local farms, which often have special activities during these months. The mild evenings are also lovely for a stroll through the more built-up areas like Hokksund.While the summer offers the best weather, those interested in winter sports might consider visiting between December and March. Although colder, with temperatures often below freezing, this period provides opportunities for skiing and other snow-based activities in the surrounding regions.