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Solstice Sauna’s – Mobile Sauna Rentals
Step into the warmth of Solstice Saunas’ wood-fired barrel sauna—delivered right to your favorite outdoor spot in the Mat-Su Valley and beyond. We bring a cozy, wellness-forward retreat straight to your trailhead, backyard, special event, or wherever you dream to unwind.
Perfect for Any Occasion
From post-adventure recovery and cozy winter evenings to birthdays, date nights, or weekend retreats with friends—our mobile sauna rental unit makes any moment feel special.
How Our Mobile Sauna Rentals Work
1. Pick Your Date & Spot – Choose your day and where you want the sauna dropped (Palmer, Wasilla, Big Lake, Ancgorage, etc.)
2. We Deliver & Set It Up – We’ll position the sauna, stack the wood, and make sure everything’s ready.
3. Fire It Up – We’ll show you how to light it and run you through the basics.
4. Sweat, Chill, Repeat – Enjoy deep heat, steam, and cold plunges—your way.
5. We Handle the Cleanup – We return, pack up, and haul it away. No mess. No stress.
RELAX | REFRESH | REVIVE
Our Mobile Sauna Rental Includes:
Handcrafted barrel sauna (fits 4–6 adults comfortably)
Wood-burning Solo stove with pre-stacked seasoned firewood
Steam tools: bucket, ladle, and natural essential oils
Cold plunge tub with water and ice
On-site instructions for safe and enjoyable use
FAQ About Our Portable Barrel Sauna
Where can you set up the sauna?
Anywhere that’s relatively flat and accessible—driveways, yards, trailside clearings, and lakeside pull-ins are all great. If you’re unsure, just ask!
How hot does it get?
Typical sauna temps range from 160–200°F, with the option to toss water and essential oils on the rocks for extra steam (löyly).
How many people can join?
Our barrel saunas comfortably seat 4–6 people, depending on how cozy you want to get.
Do I need experience to use it?
Not at all. We give you a quick tutorial on using the stove, layering heat and cold, and staying hydrated. Great for first-timers and seasoned sauna-goers alike.
Do you operate year-round?
Yes! Snowy evenings, chilly spring mornings, golden autumn days—Alaska was made for sauna season.
