9.10 - 11.10. Jan say:
Our first attempt at wild camping—the season was almost over, the weather wasn’t exactly perfect, our first time in a camper, with our son who was just two months old and our four-year-old daughter.
The setting was more pleasant than expected—you sleep next to beautiful horses that keep you company day and night, in the adjacent pen, a sheep or two occasionally makes its presence known, and below the campsite you can hear piglets here and there sorting out their hierarchy, all while the local bell reminds you of the time every so often.
Above the pastures is a hill with a beautiful forest and lovely views.
Next to the campsite is an imaginative maze with a surprise.
The campsite is clean, with hot water, a shower, a restroom, a spacious pergola, and amenities for children, including several wooden rocking horses, sandbox toys, and boxes full of play equipment. The herb garden provided a bit of parsley for our pasta and lemon balm for a great cup of tea.
For our outing, we chose the Kounov stone rows—a nice walk with beautiful views for us—and with a stroller, it was an absolute blast for adventurers like us. 😁
The owners are absolutely amazing, kind people and incredibly hard workers. Even though they have a tough job—essentially 24/7—and are currently dealing with the unfortunate situation of a sick mare, they still found time to exchange a few kind words with us and take us to see the other animals.
If there were more people like this in the world—rather than fewer—things would be so much better here.
Thank you so much for everything, and we’ll definitely be back! 10/10 from us!