Staying in a Lodge or Cabin in Swedish Lapland
If you prefer a solid roof over your head, many campsites and guesthouses in Swedish Lapland offer cabins or small lodges. These are great if you want more comfort, are traveling as a family, or just need a warm place after long days outdoors.
A typical lodge in the region might include:
- Beds for 2–6 people (sometimes bunk-style or mezzanine sleeping areas).
- A kitchen or kitchenette where you can cook your own meals.
- Dining and seating areas for relaxing indoors.
- Games or books to keep evenings cozy.
- Wi-Fi in some locations (though don’t expect it everywhere — this is Lapland, after all).
What makes staying in a lodge here special is the setting. Imagine looking out over a river with mist rolling across the water, or sitting by a fire after a day of hiking. Many lodges are right next to trails, fishing spots, or canoe routes, so you’re always close to nature.
Whether you choose a rustic cabin without electricity or a more modern lodge with all amenities, staying in one is a great way to experience Swedish Lapland more deeply than you would in a hotel.