The outhouses in STF Alesjaure.

Tent camping and service fees

Camping in the mountains is free. If you want to use facilities such as guest kitchens, drying rooms, showers, saunas or other shared spaces at STF mountain cabins and mountain stations, you need to pay a service fee. Here we explain what applies.

Camping next to mountain cabins and mountain stations

AgeMember priceNon-member price
AdultMountain cabins & stations: 210 SEK
Kebnekaise: 260 SEK
Mountain cabins & stations: 310 SEK
Kebnekaise: 360 SEK
Youth (16–25 years)Mountain cabins: 145 SEK
Mountain stations: 210 SEK
Kebnekaise: 260 SEK
Mountain cabins: 245 SEK
Mountain stations: 310 SEK
Kebnekaise: 360 SEK

Day visits at mountain cabins and mountain stations

AccommodationMember priceNon-member price
Mountain cabins40 SEK80 SEK
Helags, Blåhammaren, Sylarna, Saltoluokta and Ritsem40 SEK80 SEK
Storulvån, Grövelsjön and Abisko80 SEK120 SEK
Kebnekaise260 SEK360 SEK

Good to know about the service fees:

Why a service fee?

The service fee helps us keep our mountain cabins and mountain stations open, well maintained and accessible for everyone who visits the mountains. Running facilities in remote mountain environments requires ongoing maintenance and transport, and the fee contributes to covering these costs.

The service fee is used to:

If you use the facilities at a mountain cabin or mountain station, you pay a service fee, whether you are camping nearby or visiting during the day. The fee gives you access to guest kitchens, showers, drying rooms, saunas and other shared spaces. Outdoor toilets are free to use. You can also leave sorted and non-perishable waste, but it is important to minimise the amount of waste in the mountains.

The service fee is included in the price if you have booked accommodation in a mountain cabin or mountain station.

If you do not plan to use the facilities, please show consideration by camping a bit further away from cabins and stations so that space is available for those who need the services.

By paying the service fee, you help keep the mountains accessible for everyone.

Tips for camping near mountain cabins and stations

  • We recommend pitching your tent at least 150 metres from buildings. This helps reduce crowding around mountain stations and mountain huts and improves fire safety. Check with the cabin host or reception for suitable camping spots.
  • Avoid pitching your tent near helicopter landing areas.
  • At mountain stations, you can rent tents and equipment
  • Read our tips on hiking with a tent and what is included in the Right of Public Access.

More pages about the mountains

STF Mountain cabins

Staying overnight in one of our Mountain cabins is perfect if you want to venture further into the mountains.

Mountain guide

Find important information about mountain safety, waste management, and what it’s like to stay in a mountain cabin.

Hiking

On this page you will find helpful tips and information for your hike.