Frequently Asked Questions about Nyrups Naturhotell – Your Stay & Accommodation

Nyrups Naturhotell is a glamping experience set in the forest, where you stay in your own wool hut and live a simple camp life close to nature. There’s no electricity and no road all the way to the site, which creates a peaceful and secluded atmosphere. The experience is built around togetherness, sustainability, and living simply – but comfortably – in nature.

Glamping at Nyrups Naturhotell means active outdoor living with a high level of comfort. You’ll stay in a heated cabin with real beds and cook your meals over an open fire. All equipment and ingredients are provided on site, so you’ll only need to bring clothing. The experience combines nature, independence, and a sense of security. Read more about our version of CLOSE TO NATURE GLAMPING.

You stay in your own wool cabin (yurt), always with your own party. We never share cabins between guests who do not know each other. The cabins have 90 cm beds with mattress, duvet, pillow, and sheets, as well as simple furnishings, kerosene lighting, drinking water, and some heating. They are dry and adapted for STAYING IN THE BEECH FOREST all year round.

Your stay includes your own hut, bed linen, duvets and pillows, plus ingredients for a two-course dinner and breakfast. If you stay two nights or more, lunch and access to our bathhouse, Verdandi, are also included. You can add optional extras for a little treat – such as a cheese board or bike hire.

We tailor the experience to suit your group’s needs. The base always includes accommodation, food, and equipment, combined with active camp life. Groups can book day experiences or overnight stays and add meetings or activities.

Yes, we’re happy to help tailor your stay. The foundation, though, is camp life: cooking your own meals over the fire and being fairly self-sufficient on site. If you have questions or special requests, just get in touch, and we’ll guide you.eld och att gäster klarar sig självständigt på plats. Har du frågor eller särskilda önskemål – hör av dig så guidar vi dig rätt.

Check-in is between 2 pm and 4 pm. When you arrive, you’ll receive a personal introduction, so you feel confident getting started with your hut and cooking. Groups can book additional support if needed.

Check-out is at 11 am. You tidy up in the communal hut, Älvan. You’re welcome to strip your bed linen, but it’s not required. After that, you simply head off.

Bring clothes in a rucksack, your toiletries, and any medication. All equipment for cooking, sleeping, and your stay is provided.

No, there’s no electricity on site. We use paraffin lamps, open fires, and paraffin heaters. Feel free to bring a power bank if you’d like to charge your phone.

Yes. Breakfast ingredients are included with all overnight stays. You cook it yourself over the fire, with options such as eggs, porridge, pancakes, bread, dairy products, and fruit.

Yes. Coffee is provided, and you brew it yourself over the fire. There is a grinder and different types of coffee pots available.

The ingredient basket contains everything you need for two-course dinners, designed for cooking over an open fire. The food is thoughtfully prepared but simple enough to cook – even if you’re not used to outdoor cooking. Menus can be adapted for groups.

You’ll receive clear instructions and helpful tips, but the recipes aren’t overly detailed. The aim is relaxed and creative cooking over the fire. Key steps are explained during your introduction and in the written instructions.

Yes, if you stay two nights or more. Lunch is often suitable to take with you on a walk, and we have camp stoves you can borrow.

Yes. There are outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and all the equipment you need for cooking and dining. You don’t need to bring anything.

Yes, there’s a shared gas-powered fridge. It’s mainly used for ingredients, but guests can store things like a bottle of wine if there’s space.

Yes. Drinking water is available both in the huts and in the communal hut.

Hot water is available at the washing-up station, heated on a wood-burning stove. Guests help each other with washing up and keeping the fire going.

We don’t serve alcohol. Non-alcoholic drinks are included, and you’re welcome to bring your own. We’re happy to suggest sustainable options.

Yes, we can adapt meals for allergies and dietary preferences – just let us know when booking.

Yes. We offer vegetarian menus based on seasonal local produce.

Yes. Vegan menus can be arranged and are based on local, seasonal ingredients, so they may differ slightly from what you’re used to. We don’t use processed substitutes.

We don’t have a specific children’s menu, but we adapt meals to suit the group. Children are very welcome to join in the cooking and often eat well when they’re involved around the fire.

There are several handwashing stations with soap, water and hand sanitiser. We clean after every guest, and toilets and the bathhouse are checked daily.

Yes, there are two composting toilets. Urination takes place in nature according to our guidelines, as part of our sustainability work.

Our bathhouse, Verdandi, is inspired by the Nordic tradition of “löga” – an ancient way of washing in Scandinavia. Water is heated in a traditional cauldron, and guests wash with spruce soap and warm water from buckets before enjoying the wood-fired sauna overlooking the forest. At the back, there’s a cold bucket shower for cooling off.

All huts have smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. Fire safety equipment, first aid, and a defibrillator are available in all huts and at the outdoor kitchens. Our safety work is based on thorough risk assessments.

Yes, but they tend to avoid the Naturhotell during the season. Encounters are very rare.

Elk live in the area but are rarely seen. You might spot tracks from time to time.

Yes, there are mice in the forest. We use traps in the huts, and indoor encounters are uncommon.

No, there are no dangerous predators in the area. Ticks are the main risk to be aware of.

Yes, but usually in limited numbers. Mosquito and tick repellent is available on site. Long sleeves and trousers are helpful, and a hat can be useful too. If you’re particularly sensitive, you may wish to avoid booking in the second half of May and June.

You follow the rhythm of nature – daylight and natural sounds. Many guests find it deeply calming and grounding.

Yes, children are very welcome. It’s a wonderful place for all ages, especially if parents are prepared and involve the kids in camp life.

Yes, dogs are welcome in two selected huts. Dogs must be kept on a lead in shared areas.

The Naturhotell is set in the forest, with uneven ground and changes in level. Get in touch and we’ll explain the possibilities and limitations based on your needs.

Yes, Nyrups Naturhotell is a GLAMPING IN SKÅNE and a great place for groups and meetings. The entire experience is built around community and sharing the tasks of camp life. For groups, we tailor and adapt the stay so that you have time for work or activities. Since we do not have electricity, meetings need to be prepared in slightly different ways, and we are happy to help you with both program planning and activities.

Yes. The entire setting encourages teamwork, and guided outdoor cooking is often used as a team-building activity. We offer themed sessions, ingredient foraging combined with cooking, and collaborate with partners who provide activities such as tree climbing, yoga and forest bathing. We can also arrange more focused team-building sessions.

Yes. Nyrups Naturhotell is ideal for groups of 8–24 people if staying overnight. For day trips or evening events without overnight stays, we can host groups of up to around 30 people. We also collaborate with other accommodation providers and partners and are happy to create a tailored proposal for larger groups.

You’ll receive a map before arrival, which must be followed. GPS is unreliable in the area. Please print the map in advance so you can follow it easily.

It’s about a 1 km walk from the car park. Alternative walking routes are available if travelling by public transport. If you have special needs, a shorter distance can sometimes be arranged.

Yes. Travel to Höör by train. From there, you can take a bus towards Frostavallen – check the Skånetrafiken app for details. We’ll send instructions and a map to help you find your way.

There are several charging points in Höör – at the station, at the Preem petrol station, and at Hardys near the junction of road 23 and road 13.