We are Nick Kleinherenbrink and Anna-Louise Ström. A Dutch guy and a Swedish woman who met in Germany in 2013. After 7 years in the Netherlands we longed for the north, the nature and the seasons. So we combined forces with Nicks parents and bought Kronlund kursgård (Kronlund courseyard) in 2020. Just as the pandemic hit. We just made it over the Danish border, with all of our belongings packed up in to one car and one truck, right before it closed. We were lucky to make it. While the world shut down, we started a long journey to rebuild and re-establish Kronlund Kursgård to its former glory and beyond.

Kronlund kursgård is a beautiful property, built in 1905 to be used as a forest school. The only one of its kind in the north at the time. We are respecting the history of the property by not modernizing the decor and aesthetic. The property have several buildings, all named after its use at this time it was built. There is Gula villan (the yellow villa), Lektionshuset (the school house), Elevhemmet (the student home) and one building named Wina. In the middle of these buildings is an open front yard with trees, where baby birds can be seen learning to fly in the spring. The rooms have high ceilings and large windows. The property has ramps, making it accessible for the disabled. We have rooms that allow for dogs. There are two saunas. Shared kitchens and bathrooms. The attitude of Swedish northerners is welcoming and helpful. When you stay with us, you come as a guest and leave as a friend.

Surrounded by the great, wilderness of the Swedish north, the calm surroundings offer peace for both humans and wildlife. It is likely to see wild animals such as foxes, deer, rabbits and birds roam around the property. In the winter reindeer arrive and may be spotted just outside your window. In our backyard, Sweden's last free floating river flow, home of an abundance of salmon. The northern lights can be experienced in the winter and ski slopes are only 20 kilometers away. There is a mighty trail called the Isälvstrail close by. It was formed as the icecaps melted, that can be experienced by foot or bike.