Relax on this beautiful heritage property in one of two Finnish log cabins. This nature house is equipped with a kitchenette, a dining area and a bunk bed. Simple but complete. The cabin is about two by three meters and has its own veranda. There is also further garden furniture and a fixed fire pit including barbecue. The bathroom is located in a building near the farm and has two showers, two sinks and two toilets. The cost of bath linen is per towel.

This nature house is located in the southernmost part of the Finnskogen. A beautiful, untouched forest and lake area stretching northward from the height of Oslo along the border with Sweden over a distance of about 150 kilometers. The area owes its name to the entry of Finns during the 17th century. These new residents left a clear mark on the landscape and culture of this region. The nature house is located on the Jösseälv canoe route through the lake region of Norway and Sweden. The long-distance hiking trail that runs through the entire "Finnskogen" along the Norwegian-Swedish border has its starting point close to the farmyard where this nature house is located. The farmyard is 30 kilometers from Kongsvinger, a Norwegian fortified town and the center of the region. Here you will find museums, a 17th century fortress and plenty of stores, among other things. 60 kilometers away is Arvika, Sweden, a town with many galleries, craft stores and an old lakeside trading quay.