Very peaceful place

It's absolutely awful that after my daughter was injured on the first day of the holiday program, there was not a single gesture of compensation. Not even a hint of it. I'm especially disappointed because I had arranged for two other children who, like us, paid the supposedly very reasonable €175 per person, excluding meals. It's terrible, you just can't do that. Don't even bother signing them up!! When I inquired, I got a cheeky reply: "There are always some children who don't want to participate." They also tried to evade responsibility: "Our liability insurance only covers cases of gross negligence." End quote.

Interesting events on a fantastic site There's plenty on offer at the open house – especially for children. Nature conservation topics are presented in an engaging way on a truly diverse site with a beautiful new main building, a water playground, and a research hut by the lake. The old "villa" accommodates guests for events and is also a popular choice for school trips. Check the event calendar regularly and experience nature firsthand!

A class visit from a 6th-grade high school on the topic of aquatic life. We had a very dedicated and flexible guide (Helmut) who went above and beyond to make the half-day successful, varied, and interesting. He even spent more time than was required! For a 6th-grade class, perhaps the technical terms used should be limited a bit. The opportunity to conduct water analyses directly on the lake using a raft was fantastic. The water pavilion was very well-equipped (binoculars, reference books, magnetic boards, etc.) for examining aquatic organisms. A definite recommendation!! 👍🍀

I was able to spend a week here twice as part of a voluntary social year (FöJ) seminar. The house is a wonderful place where I was able to create lasting memories.