“What are you doing in my swamp?” 

That’s what Shrek could be asking you — and up to two other guests — this Halloween. A new Airbnb listing will give people the opportunity to stay in a replica of Shrek’s swamp from Dreamwork’s 2001 animated film.

Located in Highland Council, Scotland, the swamp comes complete with candles made of (fake) earwax, a nice boulder, an outhouse and — of course — waffles for breakfast.

The Airbnb listing is hosted by none other than Shrek’s trusty sidekick, Donkey.

“Shrek’s Swamp is a stumpy, secluded haven fit for a solitude-seeking ogre … and for the first time ever, a handful of his biggest fans, thanks to yours truly,” the listing from “Donkey” reads.

“I’m swamp-sitting while Shrek’s away this Halloween, and I’m absolutely delighted to invite you in for a fairytale stay.”

How to book Shrek’s Swamp on Airbnb

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Airbnb is offering a free two-night stay in this one-of-a-kind listing for up to three guests from Oct. 27-29.

Guests can request to book starting Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. MDT at airbnb.com/shrek.

Though the stay — including meals and snacks — are free, “guests are responsible for their own travel to and from Scotland,” a press release from Airbnb reads.

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Booking rules

Below are the rules required for booking this unique stay, according to Airbnb.

  • Guests must have an active Airbnb profile, including agreement to the Airbnb Terms of Service and acknowledgement of the Airbnb Privacy Policy, with a good track record on the platform.
  • The fellow traveling party members must be at least 5 years of age.
  • Guests must be able to provide a government-issued ID.
  • Guests must enter a complete message when submitting the request to book, letting the host know, among other things, who will be joining them.
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