If you book the Gry cabin, you have the option to bring your dog during your stay.

In that case, please select this option when booking your cabin. An additional cleaning fee of 250 DKK will be charged for the dog.

Please note that the cabin Gry has an open non-slip steel staircase with holes in the steps. For that reason, it can be helpful if you’re able to carry your dog up and down the steps, or if your dog wears booties when going up and down the stairs.

The other cabins are kept pet-free to accommodate guests with allergies.

Please remember that dogs must be kept on a leash when you venture into the forest.

Think of our cabins as fully equipped hotel rooms in the heart of the forest. They are heated and well-insulated, with electricity and running water, a regular toilet, and an outdoor shower under the open sky, six meters up.

There is even a small kitchen with a fridge, a small freezer, combination oven, hot plates, crockery and the most common kitchen utensils.

Bedding and towels are provided for up to four people, as well as a hairdryer, dish towels, cloths, soap, and dishwashing liquid.

There are blankets and cushions for the outdoor furniture, so you can enjoy the view from the rooftop terrace, even when it’s cold.

Your stay includes a light breakfast, which will be waiting for you when you arrive at your cabin.

The breakfast features homemade crispbread from Patisserie Snurra, butter, Fairtrade coffee, tea from Perchs, low-fat milk, and local jam and apple juice from Krogsholm Frugt. Simple and delicious.

We recommend enjoying your breakfast in the cabin with a view of the forest. Alternatively, you’re welcome to use the orangery at Birkelund.

Although the cabin is fully heated, it can get a bit chilly by the floor during the winter months. So, if you’re visiting us in the colder seasons, it’s a good idea to bring a pair of wool socks or slippers. Also, remember to pack practical footwear for a walk in the forest.

If you plan to swim in the sea or our lake, Tværmyr, please bring your own beach towel.

If you’re a family of five, you are welcome to book a cabin for four people and bring your own mattress, bedding, towels, etc., for the fifth person.

By ferry:
The trip with Bornholmslinjen from Ystad in Sweden takes 1 hour and 20 minutes. You can either drive your own car or take the Kombardo Express from Copenhagen. Especially in March and November, it’s a good idea to have travel insurance in case the ferry is canceled due to stormy weather.

By air:
If you’re looking for a quick and easy trip, we recommend flying with DAT, which operates flights from Copenhagen, Aalborg, and Billund. The flight takes between 35 and 70 minutes.

By car or taxi:
The drive from Rønne to Løvtag Bornholm takes just under 20 minutes. If you’re not traveling with your own car, you can order a taxi through Dantaxi.

By bus:
The bus company BAT operates routes to the town of Rø, but it’s a longer trip—about 70 minutes from the ferry and over 2 hours from the airport. Be sure to bring cash for the bus fare or download the BAT app.

By bike:
An adventurous way to get to Løvtag Bornholm is by bike. There is a nice bike path from Rønne to Rø along the former railway line. The journey takes about an hour, and there are several bike rental companies in Rønne.