The setup (sleep, space, and team flow)
We’re a small operation — personal, not hotel-like — and that’s exactly why guests & teams like it.
One-sentence positioning (Peak Performance): Peak Performance is a recovery-first base camp: quiet sleep, simple routines, and reliable logistics — so your training week stays focused.
Flexible capacity
From single/double accommodation to 12–16 people total (typical team week setup)
Team capacity (planning note)
From 2027: up to 14–16 guests (depending on unit mix)
From 2028–2029: up to 18–20 guests may be possible (subject to confirmation, week-by-week setup)
Common flow (what teams usually need)
A place to sleep well
A place to brief / debrief
A place to dry gear / do laundry
A base that makes it easy to keep the week simple
Briefing flow (indoors + outdoors)
Teams often use our Club House and outdoor spaces for:
Map talks and planning
Short debriefs after sessions
Mobility, warm-up, and reset time
It’s not a corporate conference room. It’s a functional, calm base camp — with the right atmosphere for focused work.
Training week support (light-touch, practical)
We don’t run your training. You bring your plan. But we can help you make the week smoother.
Local, practical pointers when you arrive (how the area “works”, what’s close, what’s sensible)
Suggestions for easy runs / longer days / recovery walks
A host who is present and proactive when needed — without over-managing your week
If you want, we can also suggest a recovery-focused add-on (Skogspaus-style forest pause) for athletes and staff.
Embargo & GPS etiquette (important)
In the build-up to major events, some areas may have access rules (including GPS/Strava/Livelox etiquette). We respect the official guidelines and encourage teams to do the same.
We are not an official organizer page. For official updates, embargo information, and event rules, always follow the WOC 2029 organizers and the relevant federation channels.
SE (kort): Respektera avlysningar och regler kring GPS/Strava/Livelox inför mästerskap.
Facilities & logistics
What matters in real life (and what you get here)
Private bathrooms in the Guest House (ideal for staff/families or a small team unit)
Service House access (shared showers & toilets)
Kitchen & kitchenettes for simple self-catering (availability depends on your unit/setup)
Laundry corner with washing machine & dryer (available throughout your stay)
Club House access for team flow (espresso corner, lounge feel, practical indoor & waterside spaces)
Reliable WiFi (work/analysis friendly)
Large parking on-site (easy arrivals and gear handling)
Note: This is a base camp, not a resort. The value is in the rhythm: simple, clean, quiet, functional.
This page is part of our Peak Performance Base Camp concept: a simple container for what teams actually need — sleep, routines, and reliable logistics.
Location (built for logistics)
Docksta is a natural stop in Höga Kusten — easy to reach, and a good base for moving around the region.
Along the E4 (easy arrival for vans/cars)
Less than ~30 minutes from Örnsköldsvik / Själevad (WOC area access)
Getting here (quick overview)
By air: fly to a regional airport, then continue by car/bus
By train: train to the High Coast area, then local transport
By car/van: straightforward access via E4
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Season logic (important)
The right fit by season
We keep the Base Camp flexible — so it works for both team training blocks and summer visitors.
May–June & September (best for teams): training camps, clinics, coach/staff workation weeks
July–August (summer stays): supporters, visitors, and High Coast holidays (Airbnb core)
Event weeks (summer 2029): availability may include team blocks — request early if you want to coordinate a group stay
Note for planning: In high season and close to the event, last-minute opportunities are unlikely. If you want a coordinated team setup, reach out early.
How to request a team week
Send:
Preferred dates (May–June)
Team size (up to 14–16)
Your ideal setup (quiet rooms vs shared)
Any must-haves (workspace, laundry rhythm, early breakfasts, etc.)
Email: dockstahavet@gmail.com WhatsApp: +46 76 3136909
We usually reply within a few hours during the day.
For supporters & visitors
Coming to watch races or explore the High Coast?
Docksta Havet Base Camp also works well for supporters, families, and visitors who want a calm place to reset between event days — right by the sea, with easy access to the wider High Coast area.
Complementary experiences
High Coast, beyond training
Between sessions (or on rest days), you’re close to:
Skuleskogen National Park
Skuleberget (views, trails, iconic High Coast terrain)
Skogspaus (guided forest pause / nature reconnection)
Grab&Go outdoor rental (simple gear solutions if you travel light)
Accommodation options
Choose the setup that fits your week
Our Base Camp includes a small collection of waterfront stays and practical spaces. The best team setup depends on your dates and group size.
Boathouse: minimalist waterfront stay
Dock House: waterfront comfort for couples / staff
Guest House: practical base for small groups
Base Camp takeover (selected weeks): coordinated team stays (availability depends on season and existing bookings)
Booking (Airbnb-first)
Simple booking, clear coordination
We prefer bookings through Airbnb for clarity and simplicity.
Individual stays
Book directly on Airbnb.
Team weeks (multiple units / coordinated arrivals)Send a request with:
Preferred dates (and flexibility)
Estimated headcount
Team type (national team / club / staff)
Any needs (briefing time, kitchenette access, parking, laundry volume)
We’ll suggest the best setup and booking path.
FAQ
Can we book the whole base camp?
Yes — depending on dates and season. Tell us your team size and what “exclusive use” means for you.
What’s the minimum stay?
Team weeks usually work best as 4–7 nights. Ask and we’ll propose what makes sense.
Is it quiet at night?
Yes — it’s one of the core reasons teams choose this place.
Can we wash and dry training gear?
Yes — laundry is available.
Can you help us plan routes?
We can help with practical local guidance and simple planning support. You keep full control of training decisions.
Know your host
Tommaso De Rosa — host at Docksta Havet Base Camp. Outdoor and endurance-sport oriented (trail running + orienteering mindset), with practical local knowledge and a calm, guest-first approach.
The base camp team
Docksta Havet Base Camp is run by a small team (typically 1–3 people). You’ll deal with real humans, not a front desk.