P1 Outdoor: long-term parking right by Oslo Airport T
P1 Outdoor sits on the airport grounds at Oslo Airport Gardermoen, serving as one of the main long-term car parks for Terminal T passengers. It’s an open-air lot, so you’re parking outside, not in a garage. Expect a short walk to the terminal area compared with the more remote long‑stay fields further out.
This lot is set up for trips of several days or more, so pricing tiers are based on multi‑day stays rather than quick drop‑offs. Prebooking online usually beats drive‑up daily rates, which can climb quickly if you leave the car for a week or longer. If your plans are fixed, lock it in ahead of time.
P1 Outdoor connects into the main terminal zone used by airlines like SAS and Norwegian at T, so you’re not dealing with off‑site shuttles or an extra train ride. Walking time varies by where you land in the lot, but you should budget around 5–10 minutes to reach the terminal doors with luggage.
Access is straightforward: follow airport signs for long‑term parking and then for P1 Outdoor specifically. Entry and exit run on automated barriers with ticket or plate recognition, depending on how you booked. Keep your booking confirmation handy at the gate in case the scanner has issues reading your plate.
There’s no roof at P1 Outdoor, so your car sits in the elements through Norwegian rain, snow, and winter road salt. In colder months at Gardermoen, plan a few extra minutes to clear frost or snow off the car before driving out, especially on early morning departures.
Practical tip: snap a photo of your row marker and nearest signpost as soon as you park in P1 Outdoor; it saves you wandering around rows in the dark on a late return to OSL T.