• What is the address?

Bölsnäs 13, 343 74 Liatorp, Zweden

• Are pets allowed?

Pets are welcome in our Stuga. We only want to know in advance how many and what kind of pets you bring. Please check our Terms & conditions for our rules.

• I see that I only can make reservations in 2025. Can I also make a reservation for 2026?

For now it is not possible to make a reservation for 2026. We are planning to invest in some new improvements (first thing would be an hottub), so we are not ready to plan our prices for next year. You can always send us an email with questions!

• Are there enough things to do for adults and children?

Yes!! In the garden we have a trampoline, swing and a sandbox. Please check out our page ‘Explore Nearby’ or instagram. In the first place, the stuga is meant for guests who love nature and the silence. But if you want to do something, you do have many options!

• Why is Stuga Skog a nature cabin?

In the first place, we love nature. Our meaning is sharing this place with people who love nature and silence as well. That means that the stuga is not inhibited all year long and sometimes means that you might have to connect the running water system yourself. Heating up always goes with the wood stove and has to be done yourself. There is no sewerage.

• How does the toilet facilities work?

In our stuga you have a couple of options for using a toilet; a combustion toilet, composttoilet and a porta potti. There is no sewage system. Grey water (kitchen and shower) runs down in the ground by a special filter system.

• I would like to make a booking, but my request is not possible in the booking calendar. What can I do?

Please feel free to send us a message with your request and we can have a look what we can do for you. It is only not possible to stay over for 1 or 2 nights, due to the cleaning facilities.

• How can I get to Sweden?

You have a couple of options by car;
– Great Belt Bridge through Denmark and the Oresund bridge from Denmark to Sweden
– A short ferry from Germany to Denmark and then Oresund brigde from Denmark to Sweden
– A longer (night) ferry from Germany to Sweden
If you would go by airplane, we recommend to fly to Copenhagen and rent a car. In Sweden you also have public transport