Best Unique Treehouses to Stay in Norway
Best treehouse options with Nordic feel
Treehouses in Norway
The best treehouses in norway:
Woodnest is tucked away in the serene woods of Odda, overlooking majestic Norwegian fjords. Though remote, reaching your hidden nest is simpler than it sounds—just follow the trail from the parking area at Kleivavegen 21, Odda. From there, a scenic 20–60 minute steep hike takes you through lush forest, offering breathtaking views with every step. Pack sturdy footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and a headlamp for early mornings or late evenings.
1. Woodnest treehouse in odda, Western Norway
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Discover a stylish wooden treehouse perched just three meters above a winding forest river, complete with panoramic mountain views on the horizon. Located in the tranquil valley of Ortnevik on the south side of Sognefjorden, it offers road access along the fjord and ferry connections from Vik and Nordeide.
Inside this cozy 14m² retreat, you’ll find running water, a private toilet, and a power socket for charging your phone. The double bed comes freshly made, and a small seating area along with basic kitchenware ensures a comfortable stay. Park in the marked area (1 km away) and walk through the valley along a gravel road to reach your intimate hideaway—perfect for a nature-inspired getaway.
2. Stylish treehouse near Sognefjord, Western Norway
Tucked deep in the Sørland wilderness, this extraordinary four-floor treetop cabin sits along a moose trail by the tranquil waters of Svartevannet. Perfect for couples seeking the best accommodation in Norway—or simply an off-grid adventure—it features handmade beds, a wood stove for warmth, and candlelit interiors for a genuine “back to nature” experience.
You can paddle across the lake by canoe or rowboat, or take a short 350m walk through the pine forest to reach this secluded hideaway. A hot tub and sauna (available for an extra fee) offer a private “wilderness spa,” while the carpenter’s workshop and climbing net under the cabin bring out your inner explorer.
If you’re yearning for fresh air, panoramic views, and a true immersion in nature, the Wilderness Tower is calling your name.
3. Unique Treehouse in Konsmo, Southern Norway
Suspend Yourself in Nature at this spectacular treehouse, perched six meters above the Tessungåe River near the Hardangervidda plateau. With floor-to-ceiling windows framing the rushing water and a canopy of trees, you’ll feel fully immersed in the Norwegian wilderness—whether you’re on a romantic getaway or bringing along friends and family.
Expect off-grid comforts, from a wood-fired stove and candlelit evenings to solar lamps and a skylight above the loft bed, perfect for stargazing. A fully functioning kitchen, complete with a powerful gas stove, lets you cook up cozy meals, while an outdoor terrace bed gives you the option to sleep under the open sky in warmer months.
4. Beautiful treehouse next to a river close to Oslo, Norway
The Best Treehouse near Oslo
Experience a one-of-a-kind getaway at Jutulhytta in Rennebu—one of the best places to stay in Norway according to its many glowing reviews. This cozy cabin pairs modern comforts with a dash of forest magic: soak under the stars in the private hot tub, fall asleep in the glamping dome while taking in panoramic sky views, and wake to the hush of surrounding woods.
With a fully equipped kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and thoughtfully designed indoor spaces, you’ll find the perfect balance of rustic charm and creature comforts—ideal for a honeymoon in Norway or a weekend escape with friends. Whether you’re exploring local hiking trails or simply curling up with a good book, Jutulhytta promises an unforgettable, star-filled adventure in the heart of Trollheimen.
5. Secluded treehouse near Trondheim, Western Norway
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