In reply to UKC News:
If you're thinking of going but you're wanting to keep costs low (cos Norway's expensive, and as the value of GBP plummets going forward it's going to get more and more expensive for UK people), here's a plan to consider:
1) cheap regular flights London>Bergen, or Manchester>Bergen, or Aberdeen>Bergen.
2) there's a passenger ferry (operated by Skyss, the national bus/ferry service) from Bergen to Rosendal – the ferry calls at Flesland (where Bergen airport is) on the way from Bergen city centre, and there's a bus from the airport to the nearby quay. The ferry takes 1.5 hours from Flesland quay to Rosendal, or just under 2 hours from bergen to Rosendal. It goes twice a day Mon-Fri, morning and evening. You can take bikes on the ferry.
3) there are regular buses from Rosendal to Uskedalen where the campsite sits next to the fjord at the mouth of the valley – it's just 13km on a flat fjordside road, easily cyclable or walkable.
4) the main climbing areas is about 6km up the gently rising valley road SW from the campsite.
So there's no strong need to hire a car. Even if you don't take that Bergen-Rosendal ferry, perhaps because the times don't fit with your flights, it's easy to buy combined bus-and-ferry tickets (it's a single network), and get from Bergen to Uskedalen in about 3.5 hours on public transport, using the Skyss travel planner:
https://www.skyss.no/en/timetable-and-maps/travel-planner/
You can get the climbing guide to the area from UTE outdoor/climbing store in Bergen
http://bergen.ute.no/
It's a handy ring-binder format, so you can just unclip the page of the route that you're going up instead of taking the whole thing with you.
For weather reports, YR.no – they have a very good app:
https://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Hordaland/Kvinnherad/Uskedalen/