Stay at the Løvtag treehouses in Hadsund

The Treehouses

The three exclusive and cozy cabins at Løvtag, Et, Ro, and Ly, are designed by the architect Sigurd Larsen. They all feature an open space with a double bed, a double sofa bed, a kitchen, separate toilets, and an outdoor shower. On the roof, surrounded by treetops, there is a terrace located approximately nine meters above the ground. The cabins are built around large century-old trees that run through the entire cabin from floor to ceiling.

Surrounded by trees

Imagine waking up to the sight of the sun shining through the leaves of the trees, while far below you, the night’s cold has left a thin layer of mist covering the forest stream. Inside the cabin, a living tree emerges from the ground and pierces through the roof. Follow the tree up to the rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy your morning coffee along with the spectacular view of the treetops.

Amenities

All three cabins come equipped with:

• A small kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, oven, kettle, and tableware.
• Toilets with access to an outdoor shower.
• A queen-size bed and a sofa bed that can accommodate two people.
• A rooftop terrace overlooking the forest.

All cabins have running water, electricity, and indoor plumbing. The bed is made with organic bed linen, and there are towels for all guests, as well as a dishcloth and a towel.

Architecture

The cabins are designed by the architect Sigurd Larsen. The design embodies Nordic minimalism, making the most of every cubic centimeter. Inside, the cabins are modern, comfortable, and “hyggelige,” a Danish term representing coziness and contentment. Elevated 6-8 meters above the ground within the tree, the cabins incorporate the tree itself, which rises through the center of the cabin, ensuring that our guests are truly close to nature. Large windows to the south and west allow ample natural light to flood in.

In the Surroundings

In the Woods

The treehouses are located in a small forest near Als Odde in northern Jutland. From the cabins, you can follow small, secret paths deeper into the forest where time seems to stand still. Let yourself be enchanted by the sight of dappled sunlight and savor the scent of oak, beech, spruce, and pine. The forest is like a fairyland with moss covering the forest floor and a small lake, and if you’re lucky, you might even encounter a deer.

Restaurants and Shops

Restaurants: Jægerhuset, Hillbilly Grill, Café Moules, and Restaurant Vildmose are all within a short walk or drive from Løvtag. You can learn more about them here.

Wine Tasting: Sample locally produced wine, take a tour, and share a story or two at the small Odde Kystvineri winery.

Shops: In Als, approximately 6 km from Løvtag, you’ll find a well-stocked supermarket, a butcher, and a bakery.

Nature Experiences

Fishing: There are several good places to fish along the Mariager Fjord, known for its delicious trout. Learn more here.

On the Water: In the summer, the fjord is perfect for water sports. We recommend renting kayaks from Taigasport.

Hiking and Biking: Bring bikes or a pair of hiking shoes and explore the many scenic routes in the area.

Day Trips

Lille Vildmose: Lille Vildmose is Denmark’s largest protected area, where you can discover a diverse wildlife.

Rebild Bakker: Rebild Bakker is a beautiful area for hiking through heath-covered hills and stunning ancient forests.

Rold Skov: After exploring the small forest around the cabins, we suggest a trip to Rold Skov (Rold Forest), one of Denmark’s oldest natural forests.

The Charm of a Small Town

There are a number of charming small towns in the area around Mariager Fjord. One of them is Mariager, where houses are crooked, streets are cobblestone, and the city’s long and well-preserved history is palpable. Other towns worth visiting are Hobro, Hadsund, and Øster Hurup for those who enjoy a good beach.