Nature & Adventure

Glamping Sites Near Örebro

Published August 17, 2021 / Updated September 11, 2026
Do you enjoy being out in nature but also want to stay in luxurious and comfortable accommodations? Then glamping is for you. Stay close to nature and enjoy everything it has to offer during the day, then snuggle into a cozy, freshly made bed as evening falls.

Glamping is simply the best of both worlds: staying in peaceful natural surroundings while enjoying the same comforts as you would indoors. In Örebro County, there are several glamping sites for those who want to give it a try. Here are some recommendations for a few of them.

Glamping Tents in Nature

Harge Resort

Harge Resort has, quite rightly, earned the nickname “The Närke Riviera.” Here, you’ll enjoy luxurious accommodations in modern glamping tents with the forest as your closest neighbor. Just a stone’s throw away, you’ll find a service building and activities for the whole family. You can also take a short walk—just over 500 meters—to the popular Hargebaden, featuring a sandy beach, a diving tower, and the clear waters of Lake Vättern. The glamping tents are equipped with amenities such as heating, a refrigerator, and lighting. Harge Resort is open through September 27.

Nora-Anna's Glamping

At Nora-Anna’s Glamping, just north of Nora, you’ll enjoy a comfortable stay surrounded by nature. With a beautiful view of Lake Fåsjön, you can truly relax. Wake up to the sound of birds chirping and enjoy breakfast on the terrace attached to your glamping tent—breakfast is delivered right there. Nora-Anna’s Glamping is open from June through August.

Åshyttan Glamping

At Åshyttans Glamping in Nora, you can sleep under the stars. Here, you and your group can stay comfortably in a glamping tent with skylights. The tent can accommodate up to six people. Right next door, various animals graze, and the farm also offers activities such as pony rides. Nearby, you can also go for a swim in the lake or take a walk in nature. Amenities include electricity, a restroom, and breakfast. Åshyttans Glamping is open from May through October.

Glass igloo on the water

Katrinelund Inn & Seaside Restaurant

Katrinelund Gästgiveri & Sjökrog is located in a cove on the shore of Lake Hjälmaren. Here, you can enjoy the glamping experience right on the water. In their glass igloo, you’ll sleep in a warm bed while gazing out over the lake. During the winter months, you can go ice fishing from the cabin, and in the summer, you can swim from your very own swimming dock. There are also several amenities, such as a kitchenette and Wi-Fi. The glass igloo is available for booking year-round.

A glass igloo moored at a dock. A bed is visible inside the igloo. Snow lies all around, and illuminated houses can be seen in the background.
Enjoy the glamour all year round at Katrinelund Gästgiveri & Sjökrog.

Åkerby Manor

Just north of Nora, you can enjoy a comfortable stay in a glass igloo at Åkerby Herrgård. Here, you’ll find hotel-quality accommodations with breakfast and amenities, all while taking in the beautiful natural scenery. Take a morning dip right from the igloo or go ice fishing through a hole in the floor. The glass igloo is available for booking year-round.

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