A week in Lapland with your dog
The Stuga, by the lake, in the land of the northern lights
- Come with your dog — or team up with one of ours
- The Stuga and its wood-fired sauna, by the lake
- Our 9 Nordic dogs: dog hiking, skijoring in winter
- Real cabin life: water from jerrycans, an outdoor dry toilet and a sauna to wash the old-fashioned way
€890 per person · per week
Until 19 December 2026, then €1,100. 2 places per week. Stuga, sauna, 3 dinners and guiding included.
What you'll experience with us
A week in our stuga, by the lake, at your pace and your dog's. No dog? One of ours will be happy to team up with you.
A bespoke stay, in the heart of nature, at each season. Here is how it unfolds.
The spirit
There is no set program here, no typical day.
Your stay unfolds at the pace of our guests and their dogs. From the first evening, we will build the week's program together, according to each person's wishes — it is a bespoke stay.
Arrival
Two options.
If you're coming by plane, we'll pick you up in Luleå. On the way back, we'll stop at the "fridge-filling" stage — an experience in itself: the language, Swedish products, shelves you don't recognise. We'll take the opportunity to fill the water containers that supply the stuga for the week.
If you're arriving independently, you'll have done your shopping on the way.
On the first evening, dinner will be prepared by us and served at our table. We'll also share a meal mid-week and on the last evening: three dinners at ours, included in your stay.
The first day — finding your bearings
We'll walk around the camp together and explain everything about cabin life: the sauna, the wood stove, the dry toilets, wastewater management, water handling and wood supply. You'll also meet our small pack.
We'll go through the equipment. The essentials to bring are good shoes suited to the activity and season, and clothing appropriate for the climate. For everything else, we're happy to lend snowshoes, skis, crampons and poles; and if you've forgotten gloves, a hat or socks, we have spares. If something is missing that can be borrowed, we'll sort it out.
The outings — at your own pace
We often begin with short outings of about an hour around the camp, then we can extend the distances if you wish. We might set out with a Swedish-style picnic — sausages grilled over a wood fire. And if northern lights are forecast for the evening, nothing stops us from improvising a walk on the frozen lake with the dogs.
You are free: we can accompany you on the outings, or let you go out on your own with your dog. One exception only — if you are partnered with one of our dogs, we will systematically accompany you.
In the stuga
The cabin is equipped with basics: environmentally friendly cleaning products, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar, tea and herbal infusions, sponges, and necessary linens — dish towels, bath towels, sauna linens and sheets.
Dog owners bring their dog's kibble; if forgotten, we can help out.