A franchise within Happie Camp that operates the accommodation as part of the forestry activities on the property. Happie Camp is an innovative company aiming to combine tourism and forestry. The goal is to offer an alternative within forestry, where forest owners can choose to manage their land through nature-based tourism instead of logging.

A completely secluded stay in the forest for you and your group. You won’t meet any staff or other guests. There is no electricity and no Wi-Fi here. But you’ll find peace and quiet, and a comfortable setup with everything you need to live off-grid for a few nights. A fully equipped outdoor kitchen, beds with merino wool bedding, and lamps that can be charged using the power bank in the tent and a private composting toilet.

In the western Småland forests, about an hour from the national park Store Mosse and close to the border to Västergötland is Camp Ängasjö. Many small lakes and beautiful forests is what Gislaved is known for. You will find the three camps, far from major roads and communities, beautiful and peaceful on a headland in the small lake. Camp Ängasjö is named after the Ängasjö croft dating back to the 19th century. On the oposite side of the bay from the camp you will find remains consisting of a demolished brick block and an earthen cellar. The last people to live on the croft were Svening Jansson with his wife Lovisa and their son Albin. They lived there until the 1930s. Find the remains and feel the the history. The two tents are located about a 5 minute walk from the lake for a nice swim or fishing. The two tents are located about 20 meters apart. It's a perfect location if you travel with friends or family. If you want the other tent to be blocked from being booked you can ad a block to the booking. Camp Ängasjö is secluded and around the lake there are three houses or farms. You might see a smaller boat or kayak on the lake. A fishing license is included if you want to try your luck at fishing.