Yes, it is. For our General Accommodation (in the School Area and at the Marina) and in our Cloak Room in front of Folkets Hus, there are several metal lockers available. Make sure to bring your own padlock if you want to use one, and consider sharing your locker with friends, as there are not enough lockers for each person at camp. Did you forget your padlock? The Lindy Hop Shop has your back!

Only caravans, campers, and vans can opt for this service; it is unfortunately not available to tents. Please note that you need to bring your own approved outside extension cable. The procedure is as follows: 1) When registering at My Herräng, choose the “caravan/camper with electricity” as your accommodation option. Only one person per vehicle should select this, the rest can choose the “own arrangements” option. 2) Upon arrival at camp, temporarily park your caravan on the Malmen Sports Ground. If you have not paid beforehand, visit the Reception. If you arrive on a Saturday, please wait until Sunday to visit the Reception for payments, as they are extremely busy on Saturdays. Instead, come see our camping representative directly. 3) Once the fee is paid (online or at our Reception), come see our camping representative at the school area. 4) Our camping representative will show you the spot for your caravan and will help you set up your electricity connection.

Rooms in general and private accommodations are furnished with bunk beds, duvets, and pillows. Please bring your own bottom sheet, top sheet, pillowcase and towel. You might be able to rent the pillowcases, and the top and bottom sheets at your accommodation office as well (only upon availability).

Unfortunately, it is not possible to reserve single nights in General Accommodation in advance. While dancers taking full tracks will have priority, any remaining beds will be available for those who join us for a couple of days. Come to the Reception upon arrival and we will let you know our beds’ availability.

Upon arriving at camp, you will have to do your general check in first. Once you have gotten your passport, head to the General Accommodation (GA) office at the school area. There, our volunteers will help you pick a bed. Remember you need to have booked your General Accommodation services prior to arriving at camp. Indoor rooms are mainly reserved for class track participants, while party pass and weekend pass participants will likely be allocated beds at the large sleeping tents.

Herräng Dance Camp has a handful of channels to pass on general information: 1) Our Daily Meeting – held every evening (except Fridays) at 20:00 in the Folkets Hus Ballroom. 2) Our Official Information Boards, located outside of the Reception and outside the Red Sauna House (school area). 3) The Reception.

These matters are taken care of initially by the Reception, either through the mailbox right outside their entrance door or through direct contact with our personnel. For more information about our vision, mission and values, and our Code of Conduct, click here.

Yes, here.

The only official place for such material is inside the Lindy Hop Shop. If you want to display brochures, flyers et cetera, please give it to our staff in the shop. Material found elsewhere will be picked up and handed over to the Lindy Hop Shop.

Yes, the General Survey will be sent out after the end of the camp, in the beginning of August.

Children are very welcome at camp! If your child is older than eight, we offer both the Swing Kids & Swing Teens Program in Week 1 of 2025.

In case of needing babysitters, it will be your responsibility to arrange babysitting. Locals are often willing to babysit, as are fellow attendees at camp. Please make use of the notice boards around camp to get in touch with them and make individual arrangements.

The possibility of exchanging foreign currency (bank notes, private cheques et cetera) in Herräng or nearby Hallstavik unfortunately no longer exists. The best places to exchange currency or cheques are at the airport or in any of the major cities in the area.

The camp itself accepts cards, as well as cash everywhere. In the village, both the grocery store, the food trucks and the Marina also offer card services. The bike deposit (300 SEK or 30 EUR) and the key deposit for private accommodation (500 SEK or 50 EUR) need to be paid by cash though. If you need cash from your card, the nearest machine is in the nearby town of Hallstavik.

Herräng Dance Camp no longer provides public WIFI in the camp area, since sufficient private offers are provided, which even offer people traveling from outside the EU the possibility to connect to the Internet in Sweden. So, if you need an internet connection during your stay in Herräng, please find out and take care of the right offer for your needs early enough.

Many environments today seem to have been taken over by different electronic devices. Herräng has from the very beginning been a place where personal and direct communication has been looked upon as important and often prioritised. The camp intends to continue supporting this idea and would therefore appreciate your cooperation on the following: we would like all areas inside Folkets Hus (including Bar Bedlam, Café Blue Moon, Library et cetera) and Ice Cream Parlor (including the ICP Tent) to be free from electronic devices such as laptops, iPads, smartphones, et cetera. All other areas are okay as far as we are concerned. Thank you very much for your cooperation on this matter.

Herräng Dance Camp, Herräng Folkets Hus, Folketshusvägen 5, 763 71 Herräng, Sweden. If we receive a letter or package for you, we will let you know via email.

The main bus stop in Herräng is outside the downtown Kiosk, and it also provides information about times and destinations. The same information can also be found on the information boards, and the personnel at the Reception can also provide you with further details about routes and alternatives. Another possibility is to check directly online at www.sl.se. Please note that we seriously advise visitors to catch the bus only from the stop right outside of the Kiosk, and not at any other stop since they from time to time seem to be unpredictable.

Two different public alternatives are available: our own manned Lindy’s Laundry and the washing machines down by the Marina. The first one has prices based on weight, the second one has a set price per machine.

If you lose something, please check the Lost & Found box in the cloak room right in front of Folkets Hus. You will have until the last day of the camp to claim your belongings. After this we will donate everything to a charity organisation. All obvious valuables will however be kept at the Reception during camp and at our main office in Stockholm throughout August and September. Please contact us if you have lost any valuables and we will check if we have them in our possession.

Yes, there are good vegan and vegetarian options available from Heaven’s Kitchen, Bar Bedlam, Café Blue Moon and the Ice Cream Parlor. We do offer gluten free food at camp, but we are not a gluten free environment. Unfortunately, our restaurants are not fully safe for people with celiac disease.

Yes, but not indoors or very close to our facilities. Thank you very much in advance for not spreading butt-ends all over the place.

The event offers a basic health advice service and our Camp Doctor is located in the school area. A sign on the Information Boards shows the opening hours. Another alternative is to contact the Swedish nursing advice service, open 24 hours a day, at phone number 1177. The nearest hospital is in Norrtälje (+46 176-101 00), but Hallstavik offers a small local clinic (+46 175-430210) and also a pharmacy (+46 771-612612). In case of serious emergencies, please call 112. Our own Lindy Hop Shop, the Reception and the Herräng grocery store both offer a basic pharmacy selection.

The question is difficult to answer since it depends on the situation. In general, we believe it is okay to make use of cameras all over the camp areas as long as there are no pre-existing restrictions, and as long as the people in front of the camera agree to it. However, please pay attention to this: some areas of the event have such restrictions, and are primarily not areas for extended photoshoots. In general classes, please do not film randomly since other dancers might not appreciate the action; instead, it is advisable to use the camera only during possible recaps, which are often performed at the end of classes. In all other situations we trust your judgement and believe that you will use your camera in a discreet and tactful way. Please also note that the camp administration has given permissions to a handful of people to use a camera at any time since they have official, relevant positions at the camp.

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We love dogs, and they’re welcome to join the Herräng vibe—within limits! To keep things safe and enjoyable for everyone, all dogs must be on a leash and well-behaved. Please keep barking to a minimum (especially at night) and avoid crowded areas like Folkets Hus and any accommodations. Dogs are welcome during the day but can only stay overnight in your own caravan, tent, or self organized rooms. Dogs are not allowed in General Accommodation nor Private Accommodation at any time. Remember to clean up after your pup and be mindful of those with allergies or fears. Service dogs are, of course, an exception—just reach out to us for more info. Let’s keep Herräng a fun and friendly space for dancers and dogs alike!