The surroundings of this authentic farmhouse in Presterud, Norway, will introduce you to the native culture, atmosphere and character of the Norwegian landscape. The monumental nature house has the authentic look from 1803, but has been completely modernized inside. To preserve the old, the tree trunks, from which the house was built, are still visible in the kitchen. The nature house, surrounded by a large grassland, stands in the middle of the forest. The only sound is of birds and the wind through the trees. Here it is quiet and full of nature. So from the nature house hiking, biking and fishing and in winter cross-country skiing, alpine skiing on Norefjell is all possible. As an extra, in the forest there is a double treehouse at your disposal. Presterud is located in the municipality of Modum and in Buskerud county. This province is a short distance from Oslo, Norway's capital, and near the ski and nature areas of Vikersund, Norefjell, Geilo and Hemsedal.

Buskerud County is intersected from south to north by two well-known mountain valleys, Numedal and Hallingdal, and Eggedal in between. Those valleys stretch from Drammen and Kongsberg on the Oslofjord to the high mountains of Hardangervidda and Hallingskarvet in the north. Numa valley is known for its stave churches and barns. Hallingdal is promoted in Norway as Eventyrveien, "the road of adventure. The highest point in the county is Foleskarnut (1933 meters), which is located in the Hallingskarvet mountain range. Tyrifjorden and Krøderfjorden are the largest lakes. Oslo is 1 hour by car from Presterud. And with a longer drive you can see the Hardangerfjord across Lærdal.