Our cabins:
Bjærkebæk (1932)
Large cabin with a porch with windows and great view to the village. Six beds 6, living room, kitchen, bedroom and loft, bathroom with shower and WC. The cabin is part of the first documented cabin tourism in Norway.
Solstua (1931)
Simple 1-room cottage with 4 beds. Small kitchenette combined with sofa and family bunk. Bathroom with shower and toilet. The cabin has a large terrace. The cabin is part of the first documented cabin tourism in Norway.
Skaugum (1929)
The cabin was the first of the three cabins which is included in the first documented tourism in Norway. This cabin has been named after the crown prince residence, Skaugum in Asker, which was given to the King in 1929. Today the cabin is used as an additional bedroom.
Tunstova
Large and beautiful log cabin with bathroom, kitchenette/living room with fireplace, bedroom and loft and beds for 6 people. The cottage is near the yard and has a large terrace. Easy access.
Vågåbu
This is a newly built log cabin with beds for 6-8 people. It has two large bedrooms, loft, large bathroom, kitchen with dishwasher, living room with fire place and TV and large terrace. This cabin is spacious and well suited for larger families, also disabled users. The cabin is a year-round cabin, and great for winter and Easter holidays.
Bjørkeli
Cabin with 2 separate bedrooms, kitchen, living room with TV, spacious bathroom with shower/WC (handicap toilet). The cabin has 4 beds (+2 in the living room). Easy access and own patio.
