Very vibrant and friendly guides and staff. Well organised. Food was tasty. A great ambience in the venue. Fun to feed the reindeer. We were disappointed that the sleigh tide was so short and did not actually go anywhere, just a circle in the field. We would have loved to have had a sleigh ride that was longer and went through some landscape. We enjoyed the experience and simply wanted a longer ride on the sleighs.

Everything was nice, but I was expecting a little more from the "reindeer sledding" part. It was really short, not sure if it last 10 minutes 🙂. But there are a lot of nice hungry reindeers, that cannot wait for you to feed them. We also saw a shy northern light for a few minutes.

This was an amazing experience, it exceeded expectations, everyone was so helpful and friendly, and our charming Sami host, a beautiful young woman, was a font of knowledge and so friendly and happy to answer questions, we even joined in singing a Sami yoik! The environment was very authentic looking, the food was good (I had the vegetarian main with the smoked salmon salad starter). Feeding the reindeer was great as was the ride. We also caught a slight glimpse of northern lights despite the snowy night. My only minor criticism is that it advertises as being picked up in a mini bus when it was actually a large coach; this caused some confusion as there were different large group bookings as well as people like us (individuals),so do pay heed when you arrive. Also, for the guides info, a woman approached me to ask if we were waiting for the ‘camp’ and I said no, as we had booked for reindeers and Sami experience. It was only when on coach we realised it was also billed as ‘camp’.