Skudehallen is Skudeneshavn's community sports arena, featuring a 44 by 22 metre space with a resilient sports floor suitable for handball and multi-sport activities. The venue also includes a climbing wall, changing rooms, spectator seating, a kiosk, and a meeting room. This facility is owned by Karmøy kommune and supervised by Skudenes ungdoms- og idrettslag for much of its booked use outside school hours.
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Skudehallen is Skudeneshavn's 44-by-22-metre community arena, combining handball and multi-sport use with a climbing wall and practical club rooms.
Activities
Children · Students · Competitive athletes
A seven-metre ceiling and resilient sports floor support training and matches across common indoor games. The climbing wall adds a vertical discipline, while changing rooms, spectator seating, kiosk, storage and a meeting room make the building workable on event days. Skudenes ungdoms- og idrettslag supervises much of the booked use outside school hours.
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