• Grill/barbecue by the playground
• Restrooms in walking distance from both camp sites. There’s no access to a shower.

• Outdoor kitchen
  • Electric kettle
  • Sink with access to cold water
  • 2 hot plates
• Picnic tables
• Refrigerator
• Spot for a campfire, firewood and tools for lighting the fire.
• Sticks for cooking marshmallows over the fire
• Bonfire popcorn net (provided by staff)

If you don’t order food with the accommodation, you will also need to bring pans, pots, kitchen knives, cutting board, tea towels, kitchen roll, dishwashing soap and brush.

Breakfast is included in your overnight stay, but the other meals are your own responsibility.

You cook dinner yourself in the outdoor kitchens, on the barbecue or on the campfire. You can bring your own or order from The Loghouse Café. If you order from the café, you will need to do the final cooking yourself.

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It doesn’t matter if you bring your own food or you order from our café, you will need to do the final cooking on you own. You can cook the food on the grill/barbecue, over the campfire or in the primitive outdoor kitchen.

We encourage our guests staying by the shelter to cook their food over the campfire, so you can stay close to the shelter and the outdoor kitchen.

You will need to bring camping gear yourself. This means sleeping pads or air mattress, sleeping bags, head pillow and warm clothes.

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Both campsite are situated in the middle of the park, and you will have to walk from you car to the campsite. We will loan you handcarts to transport your luggage, which you will need to return to the entrance upon departure.

It’s not possible to transport luggage to the campsites by car.

There are restrooms in walking distance from both campsites.

There’s no access to a shower.

Several groups can book a sleepover in the park at once. However, there will only be one group per shelter and in our Saami tent/Lavvu at a time, so you will not need to share sleeping facilities.

If there are several groups staying overnight in the park, they all share the guide. You can check the time schedule for either the Saami Tent or the Shelters to see when the guide spends time with you group.

The groups staying in the three shelters share the facilities there. However, there is a site for a campfire and picnic table for each group.

When you order an overnight stay in the park, you’re of course allowed to spend the whole two days of arrival and departure.

Therefore, you can arrive the first day from the park opens at 10.00 and stay till the park closes the next day.

In most cases you will have access to the campsite from the moment you arrive on the first day.

The next day the shelter campsite need to be cleared and departed by 9.00 and the Saami tent campsite by 9.30, so the staff can clean the campsites before the park opens at 10.00.

It’s not possible to leave the park from an overnight stay before 9.30 the next day. On rare occasions or with prior permission it may be possible. The whole park and the parking lot is locked during the night. The guide is busy with the groups staying overnight and will be hard-pressed to let people out during the evening.