The Pan Treetop Cabins
# Ultimate Norway Escape
# Ultimate Norway Escape
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- The Pan Treetop Cabins, Joger Hansens Veg 2280, 2280 Gjesåsen, Norway
- Price guide: $$$$$
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The Pan Treetop Cabins (a.k.a. PAN Tretopphytter) are a set of Norwegian treehouses in the woods, with great architecture and design, and a hidden surprise. Our full tour of this super unique place might just inspire your next trip!
There are three treehouses here, all with a similar design, that sleep 4 or 6 people. The owners can give you those details. The cabins, with their clean, modern lines, seem to float above the trees, making you feel both hidden away and spectacularly open to the wild scenery with forest and lake views. Inside, the vibe is cozy but uncluttered – think more hygge, less fuss. Soaring ceilings and big windows connect you to what we so often overlook: the beauty of nature. It’s the sort of place where you can enjoy your morning coffee with a side of forest views, and if you’re lucky, a glimpse of the Northern Lights. Fun, unfussy, and a little bit magical, these cabins are for those who love the idea of a wilderness retreat but aren’t quite ready to give up their creature comforts. Note there’s no restaurant on site, but there is a full kitchen. Cook inside or barbecue outside like I did.
The closest town, with a few restaurants and grocery stores, is about 15 minutes away. Our advice: get some groceries (and maybe some wine), and don’t leave for two or three days.
