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Breivoll Farm

  • Hostess in front of white house
  • 4 people by cafe tables
  • tray with food, meat and salmon
  • table with chairs
  • Laughing women drinking tea
  • The red barn
  • Double bed with bed covers in room
  • Bunk beds in a room
  • Gils in front of fireplace
  • Red DNT barn
  • 2 people in kayak, blue water
  • People on a hike down the sherpa stairs on an autumn day

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    • Breivollveien 100

    Ås, Akershus

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Breivoll Gård DNT is located by Bunnefjorden in Ås municipality, just outside Oslo. As a year-round DNT cabin, the farm combines historic buildings, a cozy farm café with homemade food and large outdoor areas for families, groups and hikers. We rent kayaks and have a nice beach.

Nature and hiking trails

Around Breivoll you will find a coastal path along the fjord, a cultural trail through a fairy tale forest, blue-marked forest trails, swimming areas and large lawns. The area has protected oak trees and rich birdlife, and is suitable for both short child-friendly walks and longer walks along the coast and in the forest.



Activities and kayaking

Here you can rent a kayak, and join organized paddling trips and courses during the summer season.

The open outdoor areas invite you to play, ball games, barbecue areas, lavvoer and low-threshold outdoor activities for all ages.



Meeting and event locations

Breivoll Farm has several meeting and event rooms in different sizes and styles, suitable for everything from small gatherings to larger events with a capacity of up to approx. 80 guests. The hosts prepare the food in their own kitchen, and the menu is adapted to suit the event.



Accommodation and accessibility

The modernized barn has 28 beds in classic DNT style, plus 20 hammock spaces in one large room. We can accommodate about 50 overnight guests. It is also possible to stay outside. The area is well-equipped with step-free access, disabled toilets and wheelchair-friendly walking paths.


Fonte: Visit Greater Oslo