Glamping in Norway
Experience the magic feeling of glamping in Norway's pristine nature.
Find your ideal glamping in Norway
How is glamping in Norway?
Different types of glamping in Norway
Dome glamping
This is perhaps the most popular form of glamping in Norway, maybe because you get the exceptional nature right up close. Another reason could be that they can withstand the Norwegian climate better than normal glamping tents. The round domes are often completely or partially transparent, like a glass igloo. They thus offer fantastic panoramic views of nature, which makes them very popular in mountains, lakes, fjords, and other beautiful natural landscapes. This type of glamping accommodation makes it possible to experience the northern lights, a starlights y or close contact with moose or deer - straight from the bed. The unbeatable combination of comfort and fantastic views makes this a popular option for those looking for a unique and special glamping experience in Norway.
Treehouse glamping
An overnight stay high among the treetops is truly one of the most special and captivating glamping options available. They vary in design and size, all based on the type and size of the trees around which they are built, as well as the skill of the builder. From simple, rustic treetop cabins made of natural materials, like the treehouse in konsmo. It can also be more elaborate and modern structures that include luxurious design and the comforts of a home, like this exclusive treehouse in Sagvåg. There is definitely something for everyone, whether you are looking for a high-altitude escape for the whole family, a group of friends, or a loved one.
Find out more: Treehouses
Birdbox glamping
Birdbox accommodation has become increasingly popular in Norway as a form of glamping accommodation, and for good reason. These modern boxes provide excellent shelter throughout all seasons, with a large glass opening that allows the natural beauty to be enjoyed from the comfort of the bedroom. Being small and compact, these buildings still offer modern comforts and amenities such as electricity, heating, and smart storage solutions. This type of glamping accommodation is perfect for anyone looking for a good night's sleep in the middle of nature and a romantic getaway. The boxes are often located in open areas in Norway where there are plenty of birds and other wildlife to observe, such as near a lake or at a viewpoint in the woods, making the experience even more special. A good example is this birdbox in Sunnfjord.
Tiny houses
These Tiny dwellings are not just novelty vacation destinations; they attest to a current lifestyle concept. People engaging in the minimalistic lifestyle, as well as experienced DIY enthusiast comission their own little tiny homes - living spaces paltry in terms of rental footage yet full of all creature comforts that go into professionally holding down a home. Commonly, these youthfully simplistic structures will be set up on trailers and situated off-grid. Because of their sturdy designs, Norway's west coast is a great destination for staying in Tiny Houses, like this Tiny House in Møre.
Glamping tents
Bell tents are most suitable during the summer months in Norway, when the weather is milder. These tents are spacious and can comfortably accommodate 2 to 4 people, although their size and layout can vary to accommodate larger groups. One of the key features of bell tents is their central pole, making them relatively easy to set up. In Norway, glamping tents are often situated in picturesque locations such as farmland or by natural attractions like rivers, fjords, and beaches, like these glamping tents by the fjord in Valldal.
Glamping Norway: What to expect and where to go
