Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

916 properties for Log Cabins & Lodges. Compare and book at the best price!

Popular Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

Ringsaker, Innlandet

Log cabin for 2 people, with view

Free cancellation

from £65 per night

Hardangerfjord, Vestland

8.8

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace and sauna

from £37 per night

Ulvik herad, Vestland

8.8

Log cabin for 4 people, with garden and terrace, with pets

from £56 per night

Nesset, Møre og Romsdal

8.5

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace, with pets

Free cancellation

from £83 per night

Gol, Viken

9.0

Log cabin for 2 people, with view and garden

from £65 per night

Ulvik herad, Vestland

8.8

Log cabin for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £46 per night

Sudndalen, Viken

10.0

Log cabin for 3 people

Free cancellation

from £117 per night

Nordland

Log cabin for 2 people, with terrace, with pets

Free cancellation

from £124 per night

Bømlo, Vestland

8.5

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace

Free cancellation

from £101 per night

Vråvatn, Vestfold og Telemark

8.8

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace and garden

Free cancellation

from £35 per night

Nærøy, Nord-Trøndelag

8.7

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from £77 per night

Hardangerfjord, Vestland

9.7

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace and sauna

from £45 per night

Etne, Vestland

10.0

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace

Free cancellation

from £66 per night

Rauma (Norway), Møre og Romsdal

7.0

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace

from £60 per night

Stranda, Møre og Romsdal

9.3

Log cabin for 5 people, with terrace

from £42 per night

Gjesdal, Rogaland

7.0

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace, child-friendly

from £27 per night

Ulstein, Møre og Romsdal

Log cabin for 3 people, with terrace and view as well as garden

from £36 per night

Trysilfjellet, Innlandet

Log cabin for 4 people, with sauna

Free cancellation

from £63 per night

Stranda, Møre og Romsdal

7.6

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace and view as well as garden, with pets

from £61 per night

Ulvik herad, Vestland

9.4

Log cabin for 4 people, with garden, with pets

from £50 per night

Hemsedal, Viken

8.7

Log cabin for 5 people, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from £60 per night

Tromsø, Troms og Finnmark

8.5

Log cabin for 4 people, with terrace, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from £65 per night

Farsund, Agder

8.7

Log cabin for 5 people, with terrace, child-friendly

Free cancellation

from £71 per night

Tokke, Vestfold og Telemark

Log cabin for 2 people

Free cancellation

from £220 per night

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Highlights in Norway

  • Fantastic Nordic country in Northern Europe
  • Wonderful nation of beautiful nature
  • Numerous iconic landmarks
  • Interesting historic sites everywhere
  • Exciting and fun activities for all kinds of visitors
  • Delicious foods and magnificent local produce

Best Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

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Log Cabin for 6 People in Nesset, Møre og Romsdal
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Nesset, Møre og Romsdal
Log Cabin • 50 m² • 2 Bedrooms
9.4
(15 reviews)
A great and quietly located cabin on the shore of Eikesdalsvatnet. There are opportunities for fishing and swimming as well as hiking in the forests and mountains. You can also go on excursions by car in beautiful surroundings. There are mighty mountains, lush villages with varied cultural landscapes, fishing waters and fjords. Visit famous natural attractions such as the Geirangerfjord and the Seven Sisters. Here you also have the opportunity to drive on spectacular routes such as Trollstigen and the Atlantic Road. Enjoy peace and relaxation in a breathtaking natural landscape.
from £51 / night
Lodge for 6 People in Tromsø, Troms og Finnmark
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Tromsø, Troms og Finnmark
Lodge • 65 m² • 2 Bedrooms
8.6
(39 reviews)
Great place for anglers who want top sea and ocean fishing. Apartment on a pier on the seafront with boat and motor for rent. Holiday apartment located above a local small shop about 50 meters from cabin 83699. The apartment is on 2 floors, and consists of a living room, kitchenette, bathroom and 2 bedrooms. The bedrooms include 2 bunk beds, and a family bed, (1.20 m wide bed & single bunk). Cable TV with Norwegian and international channels in the living room and free internet with large capacity. The apartment has a small terrace with outdoor furniture and barbecue and a nice view of ...
from £55 / night
Log Cabin for 4 People in Sognefjord, Vestland
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Sognefjord, Vestland
Log Cabin • 54 m² • 2 Bedrooms
8.5
(24 reviews)
Holiday home for anyone who seek peace and quiet, and where you can experience wildlife such as deer, foxes and squirrels. 2 km to the small town of Leirvik and the Sognefjord, the world's longest fjord arm with all its attractions and experiences. Electricity included. The cottage is cozy and simply furnished. In one bedroom you can choose between having two single beds or a double. Internet for streaming TV channels, in addition to TV with Norwegian and international channels via Riks-TV. A terrace of 35 sqm extends around the entire cottage, so here you can move the outdoor furniture aft...
from £54 / night

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Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

Marvellous lodges scattered through all the country

Located up in the snowy mountains of Ljørdalen, scattered through Stranda's nature or right on Hardangerfjord's coast, the lodges and log cabins of Norway are incredible places where tourists from all over the world can enjoy versatile fun-filled experiences. Featuring contemporary and vintage styles, every visitor under the sun will find a perfect residential match for themselves and their companions. To enjoy an unforgettable holiday this season, reserve a log cabin and submerge in Norway's experience.

Classic and luxurious properties equipped with all the best amenities

Old fashioned and newly renovated, the log cabins and lodges of Norway are amazing properties of the country that will offer every single holidaymaker an ideal complement for a perfect getaway abroad. Equipped with the best amenities and appliances, tourists won't face any difficulty finding the right settlement to fulfil their needs. Make the most out of the large pools, cosy fireplaces, fantastic views, relaxing hot tubs, spacious balconies and soothing saunas and enjoy the holiday of your dream along with family or your closest friends.

Travellers and activities

Norway for nature lovers

Filled with a myriad of awe-inspiring natural sceneries, the magnificent country of Norway is an outstanding holiday destination to admire and learn about fantastical flora and fauna specimens. Thanks to its large surface area, this country presents a wide range of habitats and sceneries where nature lovers can enjoy diverse breeds of the flora realm. Some of the best examples are the Kvalvika, for presenting its beautiful sandy coasts, the Dalsnibba, thanks to its high pikes and scenic views, and the Tvindefossen, for offering breathtaking sights of waterfalls and rivers. Now, to enjoy and learn about the fauna side of the spectrum in its whole glory, visiting the reserves and refugees of the country is the best option. On this occasion, the Polar Zoo is the most special candidate in the nation since it takes care of and showcases some of the most common species that lurk in the arid country. Diverse, unique but most of all beautiful, the natural sceneries of Norway are wonderful locations of the country no visitor can't miss!

Norway for museum enthusiasts

Presenting marvellous exponents left and right, the grandiose country of Norway is a promising land where historians and art enthusiasts can visit and enjoy amazing museums. Featuring a wide range of themes, the nation's best exemplars are the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, which presents a grand variety of works from national and international artists, the Varanger Sami Museum, which focuses on the Sami community's culture and folklore, as well as the Norwegian Aviation Museum and Norwegian Maritime Museum, which showcase the historic evolution of the country's transportation. Interesting and with diverse thematic, the museums of Norway are attractions no tourist should miss during their stay.

Norway is home to the longest road tunnel in the world, the Lærdal Tunnel, which measures 15 miles long and is usually travelled by tourists and locals to get from the picturesque municipality of Aurland to the magnificent municipality of Lærdal.

Top 7 travel tips in Norway

1. Get to know the country through its iconic landmarks

Popular for its beauty and uniqueness, Norway's emblematic sites are interesting attractions of the country visitors can tour to learn about the area and enjoy breathtaking sceneries. Perfect to snap some touristic shots, Swords in Rock is a grandiose monument that honours the Viking community along with its culture and history. Alternatively, the monolith of the Frogner Park, along with its 110-acre statue-filled surface, is another great option to enjoy some sightseeing. Ultimately, out of all the options, Trollstigen's road is one of the most interesting, thanks to its grand inclination and 180° curves that travel around the awe-inspiring mountains of Rauna. Natural and human-made, the iconic landmarks of Norway are must-visit sites of the country that promise excellent experiences.

2. Learn the nation's past by visiting its historical sites and attractions

Containing tons of stories between its walls, Norway's historic sites are interesting spots of the area tourists can explore to learn a little more about the past of the country. Mostly constituted by the influential buildings of the nation, the most popular sites of the country are the royal residences of Det Kongelige Slott and Stiftsgården, the fortresses of Fredriksten and Akershus and the bomb shelter of Andersgrotta, where visitors can find all types of stories about the wars and battles Norway survived to become the wonderful nation it is at present. Wander Norway's historic landmarks and enjoy unique experiences that will take you back in time.

3. Fancy a stroll through the country's religious grounds

Attracting thousands of devotees to the country, Norway's churches, cathedrals and religious grounds are other structures in the nation where you can enjoy amazing experiences full of beauty. Besides offering propitious sites to live life-changing spiritual experiences, the religious buildings of Norway are fantastical structures that often receive tons of appreciation thanks to their wonderful architecture and history-filled grounds. Some beautiful options that must be on your list are the Arctic Cathedral, Our Saviour’s Church, the Cathedral of the Northern Lights and Heddal Stave Church, which are popular attractions of their respective cities, towns and villages thanks to their beauty and greatness. Featuring breathtaking works of art and awe-inspiring architecture, the religious grounds of Norway are interesting attractions of the country that are worth a visit.

4. Stay active in the nation's natural spaces and reserves

Almost entirely conformed by wonderful natural spaces, Norway's propitious sites to practice trekking are marvellous landmarks of the nation you must visit if interested in fitness. Comprising diverse sceneries, the most popular sites on the list are Nigardsbreen, which takes walkers through a grandiose glacier of great magnitude, Kjerag, the highest peak of Lysefjord's fjord that offers excellent views at the top, and Steinsdalsfossen, a magnificent cascade that leaves enough spaces for tourist to enjoy a little stroll behind it. Hike, trek and explore Norway's natural attractions and maintain a healthy lifestyle during this unforgettable holiday season.

5. Practice the nation's sport up in the mountains

Considered as a national sport, skiing is one of the most appealing activities foreigners can practice while enjoying a fun holiday in Norway. Having multiple ski centres and resorts scattered throughout the nation, tourists in the north, south or east of the country will have numerous excellent alternatives to enjoy sessions along with friends. Passing tests with flying colours, Norway's best ski options are Oslo Winter Park, Hemsedal, Myrkdalen Fjellandsby and Kongsberg Skisenter. Gather all your loved ones and enjoy new and unique experiences this holiday season in the wonderful country of Norway.

6. Save some dates for Norwegians upcoming festivals

Presenting a grand diversity of themes, Norway's festivals are exciting and fun-filled events tourists and visitors can join to learn about the country's culture and get in touch with the nation's community. Known as some of the most popular options, the events of Øya Festival, the Norwegian Coachella, the Peer Gynt Festival, grandiose theatre celebration focused on play-in-verse, as well as the Birken ski festival, sport event of Rena with a unique backstory, and the Riddu Riđđu, a celebration of the Sami community, promise unforgettable days packed with interesting performances, competitions and festivities damped with the country's traditions. Cultural, sporty and filled with vivacious music, Norway's festivals are thrilling experiences of the country you can't miss this holiday season.

7. Sample some of the country's typical plates

Preparing old recipes with new techniques, Norwegian cuisine is an important aspect of the culture every tourist will be able to sample in the restaurants and eateries of the country. Mostly counting with meaty, seafood and savoury options, Norway popular traditional dishes that must be on your pending list are the Fårikål, mainly consumed on cold winter months, Sursild or Pickled Herrings, who are prepared in many ways and are a common side dish on Norwegians tables, and the Pinnekjøtt, which is mostly enjoyed during Christmas festivities. Additionally, foreigners can also ask for Norwegian Waffles, a sweet and tasty option that is usually served in a heart-form and is accompanied by some jam, cream and sugar to the side.

Information about log cabins in Norway

🏡 Log cabins available: 414 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -35%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £30.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, barbecue and balcony.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 145 properties.
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 For families: 39% of the properties.
🏊 With pool: 47 properties.

FAQs: Log Cabins & Lodges in Norway

Which services can you find at the log cabins in Norway?

Out of all the amenities available on Holidu, it seems that the log cabins in Norway have everything that travellers dream of! Here, log cabins generally are equipped with a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (79%), barbecue (65%), and balcony (62%)... What more could you want?!

How are the log cabins usually rated in Norway?

On average, the log cabins here are fairly highly rated. According to Holidu, 28% of log cabins have a rating of 4.5 stars. This is a relatively high percentage which allows us to confirm that there are quite a few which are very comfortable and will be the perfect choice for your next holiday.

Are the log cabins in Norway suitable for holidays with children?

Holidu's insights reveal that 34% of log cabins in Norway are child-friendly, it should therefore be very easy for you to find the perfect log cabin for you and your family.

Are the log cabins in Norway suitable for holiday-makers who wish to travel with their pets?

Of course! In Norway, 42% of the log cabins are pet-friendly, and 30% also have a garden!

Do the log cabins in Norway tend to offer Wi-Fi?

Certainly! According to last year's data, 79% of log cabins in Norway offer Wi-Fi. So no need to panic, you will be able to browse the internet during your stay!

How much does it cost on average for log cabins in Norway?

The majority of log cabins in Norway (86%) in general cost less than £100 per night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for reserving a budget-friendly log cabin!

Do the log cabins in Norway often come equipped with a swimming pool?

Rarely. According to the information collected last year, only 9% of log cabins in Norway have a swimming pool.

Are the log cabins in Norway suitable for holidays with the whole family or better for a weekend break as a couple?

In Norway, according to Holidu, 55% of log cabins are suitable for groups of up to eight people, and 43% of these log cabins are made up of at least four bedrooms. But 98% of log cabins are also suitable for up to four people, and 95% of the log cabins include at least two separate bedrooms. This is, therefore, the perfect destination for large and small families!

Are you able to enjoy a beautiful view and spend time outside at the log cabins in Norway?

62% of log cabins have a balcony or terrace, and 3% have a view. However, it is not very common, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should start your holiday planning early. Also, don't forget to use the filters to be sure to find the log cabin that is perfect for you. However, 30% of log cabins in Norway have gardens, where you can enjoy the outdoors. If you like to have lunch or dinner outside, and especially if you like barbecues, 65% of the log cabins have them.

Are you interested in finding out which are the best times of the year to make a trip to Norway?

The characteristics of the accommodation in Norway show that it is a holiday destination that can adapt to all tastes and times of the year. This is because there are properties with swimming pools, air conditioning and even fireplaces. You can be sure that Norway is an ideal place to enjoy both summer and winter.