Aurora River Camp Glass Igloos & Cabins

We stayed in a glass igloo. It was expensive, but not as expensive as the Ice Hotel on the other side of the river. There's a tiny loo in the pod, but your knees hit the wall while sitting there doing your thing. Hot showers in a separate building. Even though it was a clear night (-32C), we didn't see the Aurora - but that's not Aurora River Camp's fault!

Fantastic stay in the igloo’s. Beautiful scenery and location. Great service and very helpful staff.

We found Aurora River Camp a magical place to stay in a winter wonderland. Staying in the glass Igloo facing the frozen Torne River was a lifetime experience for us. We were surprised at how well-designed and high-tech the igloo was with touchscreen controls for everything and more than sufficient amenities, while overlooking the white snowfield all around. It was amazing to find the different lights, the hot plate, enough utensils, a freezer, a running water wash basin, and personal Wifi inside the igloo. Once inside, we never felt that the outside temperature was -25C with the heating controlled by a touchscreen thermostat. The facilities at the common house for breakfast were more than adequate and the both-way transfer was the icing on the cake. Adventurous people could even easily walk over the frozen Torne River to check out the Ice Hotel across.

It’s a good location for the northern lights. We definitely will come back