Pálava in the palm of your hand #3636
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10.54 €
10.54 €
10.54 €
6.32 €
6.32 €
We offer you a grassy, fenced plot of 2000m². The land is located on the edge of the village 100m from the Pension Šebesta. You can enjoy the view of the Pálava Hills and especially the local wine. From the plot you can see the beautiful sunrise over Pálava and sunset over Velká Slunečná. It is possible to sit by the fireplace, wood available for purchase on site or own. On the property there is a dry toilet, outdoor shower and utility water in a canister. Please do not let your pets run loose on the property.
Grill and chairs available for rent.
No electricity supply.
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Grill and chairs available for rent.
No electricity supply.
basic parameters
Discounts
Discounts when staying more days:
3 - 4 nights: 10%
5 - 9 nights: 20%
10 and more nights: 30%
equipment
toilet
- In the back of the property is located a mobile toilet
drinking water
- Utility water is available in a canister next to the mobile toilet, tap water is filled, changed and topped up regularly. For interest in more water for the caravan contact the owner, everything can be agreed :)
shower / washroom
- The outdoor shower is at the back of the property, freely accessible.
grill
campfire ring
fence
Wastewater disposal
Chemical toilet
- You can pour the chemical toilet into the mobile toilet, which is located on the property
Accessibility
The property is accessible even in winter / in the snow season
Trouble-free arrival even in bad weather
The land is accessed by a 200m paved gravel road from the road
Restriction of the access road
The length of the gate is 4,5m
activities
cycling
There are plenty of cycling routes leading around the Pálava Hills, Novomlýn Reservoir, Mikulov, Lednice-Valtice area and many other beautiful places.
fishing
New Mill Reservoir and local pond
water sports
Aqualnd Moravia, Mikulov swimming pool, Březí swimming pool and ATC Merkur
activities for kids
There are plenty of playgrounds, tennis, football and workout areas in the village
hiking
Pálavské vrchy, Mikulov Sunny Mountains and wide surroundings
sauna/wellness
Aqualand Moravia, termal Merkur 10km, Mikulov wellness Galant a Lázně Lednice 15km
Other activities
Windsurfing, Kiteboarding, Wakeboarding, Paintball v ATC Merkur.
rules
Please keep the room clean and quiet at night. Keep your dogs on a leash and do not let them run loose.
Thank you
Arrival from: 06:00
Departure until: 15:00
Can I come anytime?
pets allowed
Rules for stays with dogs
campfire allowed
Be extremely cautios when starting a fire as there is a risk of fire due to long-term drought! Use only designated areas and remove all combustible materials from the reach of fire. Do not start a fire in windy weather. Please consult with the property owner, there may be a temporary fire ban in the area.
own grill allowed
parties and noise prohibited, please keep quiet also during the day
More info
payment in cash and outside the Campu.eu reservation system is not possible
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Ratings by guests
Where do the property ratings come from?
Beautiful views—we had everything we needed on the property. :)
The property is nice, easily accessible, and located in a quiet part of town, which is great. The access road is fine, though lower-clearance cars might have trouble getting through the gate—there’s a fairly steep descent, but nothing too drastic, so just be careful.
Everything is on nice, level ground, so setting up the tent wasn’t a problem—except for the abundance of ants, so be careful where you put your things. The facilities, like the solar shower (a black barrel of water), were fine for me (my wife and kids didn’t use it during our two-night stay), although I think there was also a showerhead attached to the drain; the water flows directly from a ball valve, which isn’t exactly practical but it worked. For washing hands, there’s a barrel of service water right next to the Toika on the table. What was a problem, though, was the dry toilet. I wasn’t expecting luxury, but this Toika really stank and had seen better days. I spent nearly a week traveling along the Czech border at various non-camping sites and visited many outhouses and portable toilets, but this one was truly disgusting. Fortunately, we only spent the night here, and the outhouse was just a last resort in the evening and in the morning.
All in all, aside from a few shortcomings, it’s a good starting point for exploring the surrounding area.
It’s a beautiful spot; we were practically the only ones there. Next door is a winery with a nice seating area, or you can arrange to buy wine directly from the owner. But I don’t really understand the price and the reviews here—the price is similar to that of a campground. There’s only a portable toilet, and the water for washing is in a barrel and the shower water is in a tub, which had probably been sitting in the sun for several days, so we decided not to use it due to the potential risk of bacteria. And keep in mind that this is a village, so starting at dawn, you’ll hear plenty of roosters and other poultry.
Everything's fine
Clean toilet, service water in a barrel, a shower from a barrel, a quiet spot with a view.
Beautiful views—we had everything we needed on the property. :)
The property is nice, easily accessible, and located in a quiet part of town, which is great. The access road is fine, though lower-clearance cars might have trouble getting through the gate—there’s a fairly steep descent, but nothing too drastic, so just be careful.
Everything is on nice, level ground, so setting up the tent wasn’t a problem—except for the abundance of ants, so be careful where you put your things. The facilities, like the solar shower (a black barrel of water), were fine for me (my wife and kids didn’t use it during our two-night stay), although I think there was also a showerhead attached to the drain; the water flows directly from a ball valve, which isn’t exactly practical but it worked. For washing hands, there’s a barrel of service water right next to the Toika on the table. What was a problem, though, was the dry toilet. I wasn’t expecting luxury, but this Toika really stank and had seen better days. I spent nearly a week traveling along the Czech border at various non-camping sites and visited many outhouses and portable toilets, but this one was truly disgusting. Fortunately, we only spent the night here, and the outhouse was just a last resort in the evening and in the morning.
All in all, aside from a few shortcomings, it’s a good starting point for exploring the surrounding area.
It’s a beautiful spot; we were practically the only ones there. Next door is a winery with a nice seating area, or you can arrange to buy wine directly from the owner. But I don’t really understand the price and the reviews here—the price is similar to that of a campground. There’s only a portable toilet, and the water for washing is in a barrel and the shower water is in a tub, which had probably been sitting in the sun for several days, so we decided not to use it due to the potential risk of bacteria. And keep in mind that this is a village, so starting at dawn, you’ll hear plenty of roosters and other poultry.
Everything's fine
Clean toilet, service water in a barrel, a shower from a barrel, a quiet spot with a view.
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