Indian Tee-pee 9,5m in diameter #6662

The tee-pee sleeps 10 people comfortably, on their own mattresses and sleeping bags. A fire can be built on a portable fire pit, a portable grill, table and chairs are available. There are fruit trees planted on the property, with a hammock between the trees. The property is in a secluded part of the village where you will not be disturbed. Please keep quiet during the evening. The tee-pee is overlooked by the usual village bustle, such as the crowing of the rooster and the barking of the dog. Lobzy is a tiny, semi-solitary village founded in 905 and is circular in shape, with a circular chapel in the middle of the village square, the village has only about 13 cottages in the original style of buildings, no new buildings, there is a double-arched stone bridge over the stream Šárka, which was used by Charles IV. It is one of the oldest stone bridges in the Czech Republic and possibly in Europe, it is mentioned in a contemporary chronicle in Kladruby, which dates back to 905. Another attraction is Vlčí hora (Wolf Mountain) near Černošín and the castle below it is located 12km from the campsite, another castle ruin is 18km away, Přimda Castle, where there is a breathtaking view with good visibility up to the Šumava Mountains. Every year, the Lobez Summer is held in the village of Lobez on the second Saturday in August, it is a local fair where a live band always plays in the evening for listening and dancing. Free entry, refreshments provided.