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Campsite rules

Nobody thinks rules are the best part of a holiday. But when many people live close together for a few days we become neighbours, and then it is nicer for everyone if we know what applies. The rules below apply to everyone staying with us, and at heart they are about one thing only: showing consideration and respect for each other and for the countryside around us.

Questions about the rules? Call +46 511 621 09Booking terms

This is a short summary. The legal terms, and any fees, are in the booking terms. Read the booking terms

Be considerate

  • Quiet hours 23:00–07:00 Please keep the campsite quiet between 23:00 and 07:00.

  • Consideration during the day too During the day too, we keep noise down – cars, music, TV and conversation.

  • Ball games on the football pitch Ball games easily disturb your neighbours, so do not play close to anyone's pitch, accommodation or vehicle. Football is played only on the football pitch.

  • Your group's responsibility Whoever made the booking makes sure that everyone in the party knows the rules and follows them.

Cars and parking

  • Vehicle access by booking only Only guests with an accommodation or sauna booking may drive in and park. The roads are private.

  • Register your vehicle One car per accommodation unit is included. Please provide your registration number in advance and let us know if you have more cars.

  • Drive at walking pace Drive at walking pace. There are unprotected road users everywhere on the site, so we drive as little as possible inside the campsite.

  • No vehicle washing Vehicles may not be washed on the site. It may sound obvious, but it has happened. We live in sensitive countryside close to the lake.

Electricity and EV charging

  • The electricity is for vans and tents The electricity at the pitches is for caravans, motorhomes and tents.

  • Charge electric cars at the charging points Electric cars and plug-in hybrids may only be charged at the charging points, using a Type 2 cable. Charging is available as a paid extra.

  • Never use electric hook-ups or standard sockets Because of the fire risk, no electric vehicle may be charged from the electricity post or an ordinary socket. Connecting a vehicle to a socket therefore costs SEK 800 under House rules and the guest's responsibility, whether or not it was actually charging.

  • Electric bikes and e-scooters Electric bikes and e-scooters must not be charged from the electricity post or an ordinary socket. If you need to charge one, talk to us and we will tell you where.

Pets

  • Keep dogs on a lead Dogs are welcome and must always be kept on a lead on site.

  • Pick up after your dog Always pick up after your dog.

  • Pets in camping cabins Please tell us about your pet when booking. An extra charge applies, as the cabin needs additional cleaning afterwards.

  • No pets in Valle Hus Pets are not allowed in Valle Hus.

  • Never leave pets alone Never leave your pet alone in your accommodation or car.

Fire and barbecues

  • No disposable barbecues Disposable barbecues are not allowed, and you must not barbecue directly on the ground.

  • Barbecue safely Your own barbecue must stand at least 40 cm above the ground, on a level, non-flammable surface, and at a safe distance from buildings, tents and vehicles – at least two metres.

  • Keep lighter fluid away Lighter fluid and other flammable items must be kept at least three metres from the barbecue.

  • Do not break branches Do not break branches in the countryside. If you want a fire at the fire pit, bring your own wood.

  • Dispose of charcoal safely Leave used charcoal in the metal container provided for it by the service building, as it can stay hot for several days.

  • Fire bans apply to everyone During a fire ban, no fires may be lit, without exception.

Rubbish and cleaning

  • Sort your waste Please sort your waste at the waste collection point next to the service building.

  • Leave things as you would like to find them Leave the toilets, showers, kitchen, laundry room and sauna as you would like to find them.

  • Clean before departure Please clean your accommodation before leaving, unless you have added final cleaning to your booking.

  • Grey water and chemical toilets Empty grey water and chemical toilets into the disposal sink.

Shared kitchen

  • Wash up and put things away In the shared kitchen, wash up and put everything away straight after use.

  • Wipe down and switch off Wipe the cooker, worktops and tables when you have finished, and switch off hotplates and appliances.

  • Label fridge and freezer items Label everything you put in the fridge or freezer with your cabin or pitch number and your date of departure. Paper bags and a pen are in the kitchen. Anything left behind after departure is thrown away.

  • Never leave the cooker leave a cooker or hotplate unattended. Children are in the kitchen together with an adult.

  • Kitchen open 07:00–23:00 At closing time, the kitchen locks automatically and the power is switched off.

Swimming

  • Private swimming area The swimming area belongs to the campsite, and guests staying here have priority.

  • Swimming at your own risk There is no lifeguard, and swimming is at your own risk. A lifebuoy hangs on the gable of the sauna.

  • Life jackets We recommend life jackets for children and less experienced swimmers, and whenever you go paddling.

  • Dogs in the swimming area Dogs may swim, but must be kept on a lead and away from other swimmers.

The sauna

  • Keys at reception Collect and return the key at reception.

  • You light the fire yourselves Firewood is available in the designated place. The sauna stove gets very hot, so use a piece of firewood to open the door.

  • Firing the sauna The sauna is fired according to the instructions posted by the sauna. Read them before you light it.

  • Slippery surfaces The jetty and floor can be slippery when wet.

  • Clean and lock up Clean the sauna, take your rubbish to the service building, lock up and return the key.

Fishing

  • The fishing rights in Husgärdessjön are privately held. The lake is not open to the public for fishing and no fishing permits are sold for it.

  • Show that you are staying with us You show that you are staying at the campsite when you collect the permit at reception.

  • Separate permit for visitors from outside Anyone not staying at the campsite needs a separate permit.

  • Register your fishing at reception during your stay. If reception is closed, you can reach us by phone or email.

  • Personal fishing permit The permit is personal and applies only to the person who received it.

  • Fish from the fishing jetty Fish only from the fishing jetty, that is the right-hand jetty by the bathing spot. The jetty with the sauna is not allowed, even if others are standing there.

  • Not from other jetties Not from other jetties around the lake and not from the shore.

  • Not from a craft Not from a boat, paddleboard, kayak or any other craft.

  • Rod and hook Fish only with hook tackle: a rod with a spinner, lure or fly.

  • Nets, otter boards, harling boards and crayfishing are not allowed.

  • The permit is withdrawn If the rules are broken, the permit is withdrawn immediately and the fishing becomes unlawful.

Bikes

  • Minimum hire age: 18 The person hiring the bike must be at least 18 and is responsible for everyone who uses it.

  • Report any problems Let us know if anything is wrong before you cycle off.

Visitors

  • Register visitors If you have visitors, let reception know in advance, even for a short visit. A visitor's car may drive in and park on the site only once it has been registered. The roads on the campsite are private, and unregistered vehicles may receive a parking charge.

Safety and damage

  • No smoking indoors or on the jetties Smoking is not allowed in Valle Hus, the camping cabins, the service building, shared spaces or on the jetties.

  • In case of fire Rescue anyone in danger, warn others, call 112 and put out the fire if it is safe to do so. Find out where the nearest fire extinguisher is.

  • You are liable for damage Anyone who damages buildings, equipment or other people's property must pay for the damage.