Long Stay Parking

SEK 0 to leave your car right by the AJR terminal

Long Stay Parking at Arvidsjaur Airport is essentially a free, camera‑monitored open lot that locals use for multi‑day trips and even full winter test‑track seasons. The airport’s own info page states that parking for departing passengers costs SEK 0, with cameras watching the area even though it is not fenced. You are leaving the car in a basic surface lot, but it sits directly at the small terminal rather than 0.5 mi away like many paid long‑stay setups elsewhere.

Official long‑stay pricing guidance lists SEK 100 per day and SEK 600 per week, yet current practice on the airport site calls it free for departing passengers, so treat those numbers as a reference benchmark rather than what you pay at the machine. The walk is short: plan roughly 10 minutes from the furthest spaces to the check‑in desk, even in light snow. Mark down where you parked; there are no level numbers or colored zones, just rows on tarmac.

For winter, the critical detail is engine‑heater access via poles in the lot, booked through the information desk or by phone before you fly. That add‑on does carry a fee, unlike the base parking, and matters when temperatures drop well below 0°C for days. Regulars in Swedish forums compare paying thousands of SEK at bigger hubs like Arlanda with simply leaving the car at Arvidsjaur for weeks at zero daily charge.

Practical tip: stop at the terminal information desk on arrival, confirm current parking and engine‑heater pricing in SEK, and snap a photo of your car’s position relative to the terminal so you are not hunting across an unmarked, snow‑covered lot after a late‑evening return.