The cabin is wonderfully beautiful on a headland in northwestern province of Dalarna in Sweden. Do you want to rid of big city stress, TV and traffic? Then this accommodation is completely for you. Here you are close to the wilderness. You can roam freely and enjoy nature, fish and swim.
In the evening you sit on the porch and listen to the loon (bird found in the lake). You take a trip with the boat and see the sun go down on the horizon.
On the headland where this cabin is located, there are 3 cabins. To the nearest neighbor it is about 60 meters. About 200 meters before you come to this cabin, there is cabin ID 1559 .
There is no electricity or water in the cabin. (Available solar cell for charging mobile). You have water in cans that are in the cabin on arrival. These are then refilled during the stay. Either at the host's home (40 km) or at campsites in Sysslebäck or Höljes. For wash water you can use lake water. Dry toilet 50 meters from the cabin.
Bedroom with a bunk bed with wider downstairs (110 cm). Sleeping loft with two single beds.
Kitchen area with gas stove (4 plates), sink, cutlery, glasses, crockery, plates and other things that are usually in a kitchen. Gas refrigerator is on the porch.
The cabin has two covered balconies with wonderful lake views, a smaller one on the east patio and a large patio on the west. There is a private beach yard with a meadow / forest. The lake is only 6 meters from the cabin. In the lake you can both swim and fish. It is possible to swim at the beach, the lake bottom is mixed with stone / sand / clay. Rowing boat for about 4 people is available.
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