Treetop Shelter and Heated Cabin · Sauna & Hot Tub

Experience the feeling of sleeping in the treetops with a view over forests and fields – combined with the comfort of a heated cabin right next door, should it rain.

Here you can completely unwind, enjoy the warmth of the sauna, jump into the outdoor hot tub, or take a warm shower under the open sky.

The setting is created for tranquility, presence, and good moments with a campfire, barbecue, and long evenings outside. A unique glamping experience where adventure and comfort go hand in hand – perfect for a relaxing getaway away from the pace of everyday life.

The Accommodation
You have your own private luxury shelter site and only share the sauna and outdoor toilet.

The treetop shelter is built 3 meters up among the trees and provides a magical view over the forest and fields. Here you get a unique glamping experience with both nature and comfort.

On the site you will find:

Treetop shelter for 2 people (140x200)
Heated cabin with kitchen, dining area, and sofa bed (140x200) for 2 people
Sauna (shared with a few other guests)
Outdoor hot tub and warm outdoor shower
Terrace with dining area, fire pit, and gas grill (1 box of firewood included per night)
Hammock in the middle of nature

There is cold water and electricity on the site. Beds are made up with sheets and blankets, and full bedding including towels can be rented for 75 kr./person. Luxury breakfast can be purchased for 139 kr./person upon request.

Guest Access
When you arrive, we live in the first property at the bottom of the gravel road. Park the car along the stable building – look for the small P-sign on the right.

The treetop shelter is located in the wooded area on the right. Follow the path past the chicken coop to the left, and you will be at the shelter site.

There is another shelter site in the forest; the two units are separate and screened. You only share the compost toilet and possibly the sauna with the other guests.

Other Things to Note
Be sure that the campfire is extinguished (use the watering can) before you go to bed and before you leave the shelter site.
Children are welcome in the treetop shelter, but it is at your own risk, as there is no barrier.