No. Dinner is not included; a guide-prepared dinner is available as an extra for 500 SEK per person.

How long is the stay?

The standard booking is 24 hours with Checkin at 15.00.

How many people fit in a tent?

Up to 4 persons can share the heated tent; children under 4 are not recommended.

Is transport provided?

Yes. Pickup is available from Kiruna city centre, airport or Jukkasjärvin; the meeting point is Södra vägen 2.

Are showers available?

Showers are only available when you book the lakeside sauna; the toilet at the site is not heated.

Can I see the northern lights every night?

No. The aurora is weather- and solar-activity dependent; allow flexible dates or multiple nights in the region for better chances.

Private Arctic River Glamping near Kiruna: Heated Tents & Northern Lights | Lodging | Private

Perched on the fringes of civilization just outside Kurravaara, Private Arctic River Glamping offers a single-night gateway into the high Arctic where heated luxury meets true wilderness. Located in northern Sweden near Kiruna and Jukkasjärvi, this 24-hour experience centers on a spacious, heated tent set beside a dark river and boreal lacquer of pine and birch. Inside, camping beds and reindeer skins soften the line between outdoor adventure and comfort; sleeping bags are supplied, and snowshoes are available for short forays. The draw here is elemental: an uncluttered view of the aurora borealis, skies that pitch inky and alive above the tent, and the hush of Arctic night. Guides provide pickup from Kiruna city centre, airport or Jukkasjärvin and handle logistics so you can arrive without navigation stress; the meeting point is Södra vägen 2. Checkin at 15.00 gives you daylight to settle in, explore the shoreline, and try on snowshoes before dusk. Up to four guests can share a tent, making this an ideal option for couples, small families, or friends who want a private basecamp. Included in the stay: the heated tent, camping beds, reindeer skins, sleeping bags, a breakfast box, and optional extras such as a lakeside wooden sauna with ice-water dipping and a guide-prepared dinner at additional cost. Note that dinner is not included; the toilet is available but not heated, and shower access requires booking the sauna. Children under four are not recommended for this activity. The setting is as instructive as it is beautiful. Expect birch and pine stands, a cold ribbon of river, and the pattern of ice and open water that defines subarctic riparian zones. Wildlife sightings can include tracks from reindeer or fox and, in winter months, hare and bird species adapted to the north. Because the aurora is seasonal and weather-dependent, plan flexible dates and allow multiple nights in the area for the best odds. Practical tips: dress for sustained cold, bring a swimsuit if you plan the sauna and ice dip, and charge batteries—cold drains power. This is a distinctive way to experience northern Sweden without sacrificing comfort: a bridge between wild and well-equipped, where a private tent becomes both shelter and observatory. For travelers staying in Kiruna, the seamless pickup and short drive make this a low-friction add-on that still feels remote, intimate, and unmistakably Arctic. Consider upgrading with the lakeside sauna experience, which combines heat with a quick ice plunge to sharpen circulation and memory of the night. Ask guides about seasonal wildlife tracks, stargazing tips, and the nearest grocery or emergency services in Kiruna before arrival. Pack patience; the aurora requires time, and the reward is pure northern light. Book early for prime winter dates secured.

About Arctic River Company

Arctic River Company operates private Arctic experiences from Kurravaara in Norrbottens län. The company offers a range of private day tours and overnight stays designed to showcase Swedish Lapland’s winter and summer highlights.

Trips include private ice fishing excursions that combine scenic frozen lakes with hands-on fishing, local tasting of fresh bites, and guidance suitable for beginners and experienced anglers. A private Ice Hotel day tour features SkySled transfers, a visit to a Sami Siida to meet reindeer, and an interior tour of the iconic Ice Hotel. The private Northern Lights dinner tour travels by SkySled to a secluded spot, with a cozy tipi, bonfire, and locally inspired cuisine served beneath the aurora. The private Sleep Under the Northern Lights option offers overnight access to remote wilderness where winter ice and summer Midnight Sun create dramatic landscapes. Private Arctic River Glamping provides heated luxury tents that blend comfort with raw nature and opportunities to view the northern lights.

All listed experiences are offered as private bookings originating from Kurravaara, Norrbottens län. Descriptions emphasize cultural encounters, small-group privacy, and direct access to Arctic landscapes via SkySled and on-foot activities. Reservations and details are available through the company’s booking channels and official listings. The focus remains on authentic regional experiences—ice fishing, reindeer visits, the Ice Hotel, aurora viewing, and glamping—presented as private, guided options in Swedish Lapland. Booking options include private day tours and overnight glamping; travelers can inquire about availability, dates, group size, and specific itinerary preferences through official contact channels.