Discover
Play
Wonder
Play.
Dig.
Explore.
Out into the fresh air and straight into the fun!
Our playground is the perfect place for little explorers to run around, play and let their imaginations roam free. Swinging, building castles in the sandpit or inventing new adventures with the different toys – there is always something to discover. Surrounded by greenery and the special atmosphere of our farm, the garden quickly becomes a favourite place for our younger guests.
Swinging. Digging. Playing. And preferably never stopping.
Water fun for little splashers and grown-up relaxers
Our pool is a favourite place for the whole family. While the little ones enjoy discovering the water and splashing around, the grown-ups can relax and take in the views of South Tyrol’s beautiful natural surroundings. We now heat our pool in a climate-neutral way using modern heat pump technology – for pleasantly warm water and carefree moments of relaxation. Perfect for taking a dip, switching off and simply feeling good.
And if you fancy something a little warmer?
Our whirlpool awaits at a wonderfully warm 36 °C – sit back, relax and simply enjoy your holiday.
Splashing
strongly
encouraged
A little playhouse full of big ideas
Playing in our wooden playhouse
What’s on the menu today? Cake, pasta or perhaps a big family feast? Our wooden playhouse is a little world where children’s imaginations can run free. With a play kitchen and plenty of toys, new stories and play ideas come to life every day.
One moment they are cooking, the next they are playing family, and before long the little house has been transformed into something completely new. After all, there are no limits to imagination.
Story time for little bookworms
Our children’s library
Sometimes, a holiday day can be wonderfully quiet too. In our library, a selection of children’s books is waiting to be discovered. Looking at pictures together, reading an exciting story or drifting off into another world before bedtime – little book lovers are sure to find the perfect holiday read here.
And perhaps “Just one more story!” will turn into two after all.
