Eco-cabin BAST
About this hidden gem
BAST is a unique wooden house on stilts on the border of a wooded hillside and the Haspengouw meadows.
Why you really want to stay here
Eco-cabin BAST is located in a private deciduous forest under a blanket of leaves of several hundred-year-old beech trees. The cabin is located in the fruit region, allowing you to enjoy beautiful blossoms in spring and fresh fruit on the trees in autumn. A stone's throw away you can see beautiful landscape art including the floating chapel and see-through church.
The eco-cabin has no Wi-Fi, delicious organic wine and a lovely wood-burning stove that you have to heat up yourself. Here you have time for yourself and each other. In addition, the rainwater that is collected is reused in the cabin. The interior of the cabin can be described as 'Japandi with Belgian chic'.
This is how they (and you) make a difference...
BAST is a unique wooden house on stilts on the border of a wooded hillside and the Haspengouw meadows.
Why you really want to stay here
Eco-cabin BAST is located in a private deciduous forest under a blanket of leaves of several hundred-year-old beech trees. The cabin is located in the fruit region, allowing you to enjoy beautiful blossoms in spring and fresh fruit on the trees in autumn. A stone's throw away you can see beautiful landscape art including the floating chapel and see-through church.
The eco-cabin has no Wi-Fi, delicious organic wine and a lovely wood-burning stove that you have to heat up yourself. Here you have time for yourself and each other. In addition, the rainwater that is collected is reused in the cabin. The interior of the cabin can be described as 'Japandi with Belgian chic'.
This is how they (and you) make a difference
- a quiet place in nature
- outdoor activities with hiking and cycling routes
- rainwater is collected and reused
- deliberately no wifi or cable TV connection
Prices
- Check the website for current prices.