
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Cooking and fire
What do we do if it rains?
All rooms have a roof to sit under outside. The fireplaces are not under cover, but it is usually possible to make a fire even if it rains a little. There are parasols that can be used as rain protection.
Remember to bring good clothes if it rains.
What cooking equipment is there?
We always make sure you have the equipment you need for food ordered through us. With your food you also get plates and cutlery, this is not available in the room.
If you bring your own food, you must also make sure to bring everything you need for the food and cooking. There are no dishwashing facilities in the forest.
Is there firewood and matches in the room?
Firewood and matches are available and you do not need to bring them. This also applies if you bring your own food.
Are there refrigeration facilities?
The rooms do not have electricity, so there is no refrigeration available in the rooms. We recommend bringing a cooler bag if you need refrigeration.
Open burning prohibition?
Sometimes in the summer it is too dry to make a fire in the forest and the local authorities issue burning bans. To find out the status right now, check: krisinformation.se. Naturlogi is located in Linköping municipality in Östergötland.
IN THE EVENT OF A STRENGTHENED OPEN BURNING PROHIBITION
In the event of a strengthened fire ban, it is not permitted to burn solid fuels outdoors. Not even in permanent fire pits or similar. Under these conditions food is cooked on a gas stove and we ask those who bring their own food to bring dishes that do not need to be cooked.
OPEN BURNING PROHIBITION
It is ALLOWED to make a fire for cooking in permanent fire pits like the ones at Naturlogi.
To minimize the risks of a fire, we ask you to:
- Keep the fire low. Split the firewood in two, add a few at a time
- Use the spark guards that are available at your fireplaces. Keep the spark guard on at all times except when you are cooking.
- NEVER leave the fire unattended, even for a short time.
- Let the fire burn out or put it out with LOTS of water before you go to sleep. Stomp out any lingering ember so that the fire is completely out.
- For those of you who live in Laven or Mossan; make your fire in the tripod and let all the fire burn out before you go to bed. Do not pour water into a hot tripod.
Menu and food
How do I order food?
You can either book a dinner directly when you book or order food a few days before you arrive.
You will receive an email from us about a week before your visit. You order food by replying to that email. Since we buy ingredients and prepare a lot before you get here it is important that we receive your order in advance of your arrival.
What beverages can I order?
It is possible to purchase drinks, wine and beer with your meal, both for those cooking at the forest rooms and for those attending a dinner in Gläntan. We also offer a wide selection of delicious soft drinks and completely alcohol-free options. Drinks can be ordered on-site or in advance.
Do I have to cook the food myself?
If you’re not drawn to the idea of cooking your own food over a fire, you can take the opportunity to join us for dinner in Gläntan. Please note that you must always sign up for these dinners separately; we do not have reserved seating for room guests, and places need to be booked in advance.
However, we also encourage you to try cooking over a fire. We have prepared everything, and you’ll receive clear instructions. You can leave the dishes to us.
When are the dinners in Gläntan and how do we book?
The dates for the dinners are released gradually on the website. The dinners range from simpler pub nights to fine dining with a 4-course menu. You can find the available dates HERE.
If you’re staying in the rooms and would like to book a dinner, you can sign up separately through the booking system or by emailing us. Please make sure to book early to secure a spot.
Forestrooms
Can we sleep more than 2 in the forest rooms?
Lyan – our forest shelter – can comfortably accommodate more than two guests. It features two sleeping areas with mattresses, each approximately the width of a double bed. How many people can stay depends on how close you are willing to sleep, but it easily fits 4 people and up to 6 people if you don’t mind sleeping a bit closer together.
Vistet has space for a small extra bed (80 × 190 cm). As floor space becomes very limited when the bed is set up, we will place the bed and provide bedding, but you make it up yourselves when it’s time to sleep.
Laven includes a small sofa bed (80 × 190 cm), making it suitable for up to three guests.
Mossan features a sofa bed and an additional extra bed, allowing up to four guests to stay comfortably.
Two people are included in the price. For any additional guests, there is a charge of SEK 450 per person per night; this also applies to accompanying children. Babies are of course welcome free of charge.
For our “Bortkopplad” packages, an additional SEK 950 per person is added for meals; this cost is paid on site.
For “Bortkopplad – a weekend in the forest”, the total additional cost per extra person is therefore SEK 1,850.
We are a family with children, which room do you recommend?
If you have children with you, we recommend that you stay in Lyan, there is room for many and plenty of space around the fire and the table.
For those of you who live in the suites, we recommend arranging a babysitter, here the space is smaller and you can enjoy the forest and silence more if you leave the children at home. Although the rooms are separated, it is important to remember that many of our guests come precisely for the silence and peace.
Can I bring my dog?
The forest rooms are small with a lot of untreated wood and natural materials that get dirty easily, so we prefer that you leave the dog at home. The forest room Vistet is therefore the only room where dogs are allowed.
We charge an extra fee of SEK 500 for the extra cleaning. If the dog comes along, we assume that it is completely clean and that it does not disturb other guests in the forest. Unfortunately, we have experienced that many dogs are not used to sleeping so close to the forest and can become nervous and bark at noises in the night.
Please note that the dog must be leashed as soon as it is outdoors; this applies even if it is near the room or on the terrace. Between March 1 and August 30, this is also Swedish law to protect wild animals in the area.
I have some trouble walking, can I visit Naturlogi?
All accommodations are located in the forest. It’s a short walk of about 400 meters up a slight hill. It is not possible to get to any accommodations by car.
Booking, rebooking and cancellation
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check- in 16:00 – 17:00 ( If you plan to arrive later than 17:00, please let us know.)
The rooms are ready for check-in no later than 16:00, often earlier.
Check-out is by 11:00.
How long is your season and is a particular date free??
The season for our dining experiences is all year round, with peak season in autumn/winter/spring. Our forest rooms are open approximately from April to September, you can find the available dates in our booking calendar HERE. Are you a group? Then other opening hours may apply.
What are the cancellation and rebooking policies?
Read all booking terms HERE. There you will find information about the cancellation and rebooking policies.
I want to change dates?
Email us to make a cancellation or rebooking. (please note the cancellation and rebooking policies, see above).
I have a gift card but want to upgrade to a more expensive accommondation, how do I do?
Book the accommodation you want and enter your gift card number, the amount on the gift card will be deducted and you pay only the difference. Please note that IF the gift card also applies to food (in addition to breakfast), that amount will also be deducted, so the food will NOT be included in your new booking but paid on the spot.
We are a large group, can you house us all?
All accommodations are within a few hundred meters, so it’s possible to book all the forest rooms and gather at one of them. This allows for around 12 people to come here at the same time. You can also add tents, either your own or ones you rent. If some of you want to stay in the shelters and others in Vistet, that’s perfectly fine; they are close to each other and share a toilet.
Mossan and Laven are a bit further away (about 200 m), but closer to each other.
Read more under GROUPS. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or would like to discuss different options.

