Tretopphytte på en egen øy.

Here you can fish, row a boat/canoe, enjoy the hot tub and sauna. You can also use the barbecue hut if the weather is not nice, or you want to find shade in the summer. 

The cabin is 18 square meters and is located on a platform up between 3 large pine trees on a tiny idyllic island in a forest lake. The stairs from the forest floor lead up to a beautiful veranda between the treetops and further into the Øy-Hytta itself. The cabin has a high degree of comfort and is practically furnished.

In the living room there is a table, bench, chairs and a sofa corner that can be converted into a double bed. The kitchen has a 90 cm Gaggenau gas stove with 5 gas burners, a refrigerator powered by solar power and a 12v pump that provides water in the tap. There are cups and vessels so that it is possible to cook a man's meal. We deliver drinking water in plastic jugs, while rainwater or water from Bervannet is used for washing.

A small staircase leads up to the loft where there are 3 beds, each with its own small window. The hammock can also be used as a sleeping area or for an afternoon nap. In total, Øy-Hytta has 5 beds + hammock. It also has 12v electricity with lights in the outdoor toilet, woodshed, laundry room and kitchen. The flames from the woodburner also provide a cozy flickering light when you crawl into bed, because here you have to burn wood to keep warm in the cold season.

Just like in the old days, we have an outdoor toilet and woodshed down on the forest floor right next to the cabin. Even while you are sitting on the toilet you have a view over Lake Bervannet, and in the woodshed there are some pieces of planks and small nails so you can carve a birdhouse and take it home.

The veranda outside Øy Hytta is a favorite place to stay with a great view of Lake Bervannet and the surrounding forests. If you sit quietly, you may be lucky enough to observe some of the rich wildlife. In Bervannet there is a beaver family and sometimes moose, deer and roe deer appear. On several occasions cranes have been observed. Ducks, geese and swans are a common sight. On the veranda we feed small birds all year round, and especially in winter there is a bustling life on the bird feeder.

Down on the hill on the "country side" there is a campfire area with tables and benches, ideal for campfires and barbecues. There is also a hot tub and a sauna that can be rented for an additional fee. If you are interested in fishing, you can try your hand at brown trout and trout that are found in Bervannet.