Arctic Camp Jokkmokk

Great campsite. Stayed for a night and had a pizza with reindeer meat. The pizza was incredible and so seemed the rest of the food. Lots of services (sauna, pool, minigolf) as well. On the campsite itself there were nearly no mosquitos but we were eaten alive on a hiking trail nearby. The town of Jokkmokk is also very cute.

The camping is a decent one. The location is a bit out of the city, so bikes are a nice addition to bring with you

We dropped in to tent for the night. We found a good spot close to the water and close to the service station/kitchen. The kitchen is very basic, so bring your own [whatever] except for micro and stove. There is a refrigerator, but it did not get properly cold. There are two toilets with a shower in each. You need to go to another station, if they are taken. They are big enough to actually be split. The terrace is big and has a great view, if you do not want to eat in the kitchen (3 seating arrangements) or in your tent/in the open. There are plenty of activities for the whole family offered in the main hut/camp area and the huts seem nice. Many families with kids when we were there.

Excellent campsite. Grassed pitches but firm ground. Shower and toilet blocks heated, water nice and hot. Well equipped laundry room, fully equipped kitchen and nice dining space for campers to use. Very well thought out. Staff friendly and helpful. Close to the road but noise minimal. Nice and quiet in September but would be busy in summer as lots to do for kids. Best campsite we've been in during Scandinavian trip. Highly recommend!

We live in Porjus but love bringing the caravan here for one night so the kids can you use the excellent pool and playground. The amenities are a bit dated but are all clean and tidy. The pool is one of the warmest ones we've been to in the area and we look forward to it opening every summer, the kids absolutely adore it. Pitches are spacious and as a whole everyone seems to be courteous with the quiet rules. We had a really nice chat with a guy called Roger who was cleaning around the bins. We like it here so much we've actually contacted the campsite about a seasonal pitch.

It is a great camping with a very friendly reception. The advantages: -A great kitchen with not only washing places but cooking and working stations. - A free sauna - A co-working and relaxing station with tables and a couch - A great washing station with washing machines, dryers, space to hang the clothes and to manually wash. - Gray eater emptying even in winter The “disadvantages”: - The city center and shopping is about 45 minutes walking but there is a walking and bike way. - The showers are mostly open (only one cabin) and you can’t regulate the water temperature - Some parts of the camping are a bit run down, my husband got locked in the bathroom for 40 minutes because the lock broke down - The windows in the relax room don’t open and it gets really hot, the TV has no remote control (hangs up high) - The washing machines in the laundry room leak water - The kitchen has no fridge where one could store food But even there are few little “disadvantages” and room for improvement we would still give it five starts for the relationship price-value. Though keep in mind that is probably very crowded in the high season.

Visited June 2024 for overnight. Close to Jokkmokk. Good for visiting the Sami museum. Nice campsite, clean sanitary facilities. Plenty to do on site for children.Well priced.

Arriving at the cabins and we saw that the entire cabin was very dirty, it wasn’t cleaned since the last visitor. The beds are horrible and very old. The entire interior looks like it needed to be refurbished 20 years ago. We needed to pay a huge amount of money for bedsheets and we needed to make the beds ourselves. Also we needed to pay more for cleaning the already dirty cabin. There was mold everywhere in the cabin. |Breakfast in the morning was not that good