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FAQ – FIRE SAFETY AND FIRST AID

Can you make fires freely at the campsite?

No, fires are only allowed in designated areas. These sites are marked on the camping map.

All cabins have their own fireplace or barbecue, except F12 Solviken.

It is not allowed to:

– Making open fires directly on the ground in the camping area, cabin area or nature reserve

– Burning when there is a fire ban

– Burning other than wood or charcoal

How do I dispose of charcoal properly?

– Charcoal that is completely cold (at least 48 hours after grilling) can be disposed of in a plastic bag in residual waste.

– Charcoal that is still hot should be placed in the special charcoal bucket at each recycling station.

-🔥 Hot charcoal must never be disposed of in residual waste!

How do I know if there is a fire ban?

You can find up-to-date information on the fire ban at the reception desk, on the notice boards at the service building and reception, and on the home page of our website.

Where can I get help with first aid?

We have a basic range of common first aid products that you can get for free at the reception. They are intended to take care of minor injuries that do not require the care of a nurse or doctor. All products are non-prescription.

We do not give out painkillers or other medicines.

For medical needs, contact your nearest pharmacy or local health center.
In emergency situations – always call 112.

Who do I call in an emergency?

In case of emergency, call 112 – the EU’s single emergency number for ambulance, fire and police services.

Do not go or call the reception if you see or experience an emergency.
You should always call 112 immediately, and then, if possible, inform the reception.

We all have a shared responsibility to call 112 when we believe a situation is life-threatening.