Unter der Japanischen Kirsche an der Weide bei Bremen from €23.40 per night

For organizational reasons, we can currently only accept requests for at least two nights. For our site planning, we ask you to let us know what you will be staying in (tent, van, etc.) and the approximate size when you make your request. The pitch is suitable for vehicles up to approx. 5 m long. We are currently doing visible renovation work in and around the house. The pitch is in the garden of the *Hullener Hof* (Instagram: hullener_hof) on a pasture on the edge of a settlement in the nature reserve. In addition to typical country animals such as horses, cows, sheep and chickens, the picturesque area is also home to deer, storks, pheasants, birds of prey, hares, bats and other rare species that can be observed in nature. Here you can unwind and lose track of time while watching magical sunsets. The use of toilet, shower/bathtub, electricity and barbecue area is possible by arrangement and there is a full drinks fridge that you are welcome to help yourself to. To receive these offers, we would be happy to receive a contribution towards expenses. Eggs, potatoes, spreads, meat and dairy products are available for self-service from neighboring farmers and the idyllic surroundings invite you to go hiking and cycling through meadows and fields along the waterways to the Ochtum and the Weser beaches. The local *Heidkrug* train station and other shops are 1.5 km away and the city center of *Bremen* and the popular *Bremer Neustadt* can be easily reached by S-Bahn in 5 minutes, or by bike or car in just 9 km. Due to its central, quiet location near *Delmenhorst*, the Hullener Hof is also the ideal starting point for exploring northwest Germany. Within a radius of just 60 km, you can go from the Jade Bay near Wilhelmshaven on the North Sea coast with its picturesque landscapes of meadows and forests, heath and moor, along the historic towns of Oldenburg, Bremen and Cloppenburg up to the Dammer Mountains near Vechta and the Wiehen Mountains in the Osnabrück district. ... and in the evening you can sit by the fire in the pasture, watch the bats or marvel at the starry sky... The Hullener Hof is a small farm from the 1930s that was mainly used to supply milk. Milk was delivered daily by horse-drawn cart and was still sold on site in the farm shop until the 1970s. The cows were milked directly on the pasture where the parking space is today. Today, the Hullener Hof is being transformed into an agricultural and horticultural place with offers for natural relaxation, creative and environmental education in a personal and family atmosphere. We wish you a pleasant stay Tom & Ina with Karlotta, the cats Mimi, Motte, Holly & Mr. Bean, the rabbits Merida & Miffy and the chickens Heriette, Stina, Madita & Selma www.hullener-hof.de