Dagmara and Miłosz / Osada LoveLaski
First
came the pines.
We first came here in November 2023. There were no cabins or hot tub. The sound of the pines reminded us of the sea.
Today, we welcome you to a place where we love spending time ourselves.
How it began ↓
Dagmara and Miłosz.
Your hosts at Osada LoveLaski.
Our first visit
A clearing. Pine trees.
And that sound.
It was November. Cold, quiet and a little grey.
In 2023, we stood for the first time in the Tuchola Forest, looking at a green clearing and tall pines rustling in the wind. The sound reminded us of something familiar: the sea and the waves that had always calmed us. There were no cabins then. No hot tub. Not even a plan on paper. Just the feeling that this place held something we had been looking for.
Osada LoveLaski grew slowly, with respect for the forest that was already here. We wanted to create a place that would give nature room. For people who need quiet. For those who want to slow down. For anyone who feels that peace is a need, not a luxury. That is how it started, with the forest all around us.
From our archive
How Osada LoveLaski grew.
A little mud. A lot of wood.
And plenty of things we were doing for the first time.
Before the quiet, there was noise. Before the scent of the forest, there was fresh timber, concrete and wet earth. Before the peace, there was ankle-deep mud, resin on our hands and moments when someone said, "Maybe this wasn't such a good idea..."
Some days went smoothly. Others went completely wrong and the language got a little colourful. We made corrections, changed plans halfway through and decided things on the spot. The forest carried on regardless.
It wasn't picture-perfect.
It was real.
These photos show Osada LoveLaski before it learned to breathe quietly.
A little chaos, a little sweat and a lot of heart. The peace came later. And it was worth it.
A few decisions later
Four cabins.
Still the same forest.
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Cabins between the trees.
From the beginning, we knew we wanted to fit into the forest. We tried to become part of the landscape, keeping our impact on nature as small as possible. We used natural, ecological and biodegradable materials where we could, because they made sense here. We wanted the forest to feel at home around us.
We kept as many existing trees as possible. Those we could not save were replaced with native species. We brought in tens of tonnes of natural mulch to protect the plants and keep the woodland character of the grounds. The cabins' large windows let the forest be part of the inside too.
So you can look out at pines in the morning and watch the evening settle around them. At Osada LoveLaski, nature is at the centre of your stay.
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Comfort, our way.
At Osada LoveLaski, the pace slows down naturally. There is quiet, the scent of pine trees, birds going about their day and nature following its own rhythm. The cabins have what you need to feel comfortable: thoughtful interiors, a fireplace, underfloor heating and a well-equipped kitchen.
There is also a forest spa with a sauna and hot tub, especially lovely in the evening when the day is done. Quiet comfort. No rush, no need to fill the silence. A place where it is easier to catch your breath.
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Made close to home.
Caring for nature means making everyday choices. We work with local suppliers, use regional materials and support small craftspeople, from timber and finishes to details inside the cabins. We try to keep things simple and sensible: use less plastic, plant trees and remember that the forest is a living place. We hope everyone who comes here can feel the care that goes into it, for the Tuchola Forest and everything that lives here.
Dagmara and Miłosz
See you soon.
Here in the forest.
A little more Osada LoveLaski
Moments from here.
