The camp comprises snug wooden buildings situated in a sheltered birch wood adjacent to the Home Pool. There is a main lodge containing a relaxing lounge and a dining facility where our chef and his staff prepare much appreciated meals. The Club area offers a bar and a fly tying den with plenty of quality material and the tools needed to create the "fly of the day". Both beverages and alcoholic drinks are complimentary. The camp contains 7 comfortable heated cabins that are 4 singles and 3 doubles with two separate shower and toilet facilities. As befits Russia the lodge has a wonderful sauna where rods can relax after a hard day of fishing.

A full laundry and housekeeping service is provided in order to make your stay as comfortable and hassle free as possible. In all there are up to 15 people in camp comprising guides, support staff and management. Their purpose is to ensure the smooth and safe operation of the camp for the duration of your stay.

The camp operates a MI-8 and a MI-2 helicopter maintained and serviced to the highest available standards by our in camp team of helicopter engineers and pilots. Uniquely on the Kola the ownership team are present in camp during the season ensuring the maintenance of the highest possible standards. The fishing Managers at Kharlovka will be Per Stadigh for Week 23, followed by Niall Ballantyne for Wk's 24, 25, 26 & 27, followed by Justin McCarthy for the last 10 weeks of the season. They are highly experienced salmon anglers and their combined technical and river knowledge is of powerful benefit to guests. As always Volodya Kulagin, Director of Operations, will be based at Kharlovka Lodge insuring the smooth running of field activities supported by our General Director, Viktor Koretsky, in Murmansk.