6.8 - 7.8. Petr say:
This is a very large plot of land—an orchard that is mostly sloped. If you don’t have wedges, you’ll only be able to camp on one flat spot on the property next to the barn. If you can level out the 60–80 mm slope (using wedges under the base boards), you can camp almost anywhere on the property, which is otherwise really nice. The entire property has been mowed perfectly. There’s an old farmhouse on the property, next to which is an outhouse, and in the adjacent shed there’s a spring—not very abundant, but with good, likely drinkable water. I’m probably mentioning this because the entire property is surrounded by pastures and fields, from which all sorts of things might flow in. There’s also a seating area with a fire pit on the property. The biggest drawback of the property is the outhouse, which is really subpar by today’s standards. It may have been standard 100 years ago, but times have changed—even when it comes to outhouses at campsites—and if the owner were to improve the outhouse, we’d definitely give it five stars. The property is truly at the end of the world, and we expected absolute peace and quiet. During our stay, there was a great deal of cattle in the pastures, which mooed so loudly that we’d never heard anything like it before (even though we’re from a village). We don’t know what caused it, but if it weren’t for that, it would truly be a balm for the nerves. However, this is something the property owner can’t control, so we’re just pointing it out.