Spreewald Bee Farm
A pitch right next to the beehives in the village of Schollen, on the little river Berste, which flows into the Spree further downstream. During the day there's a humming from the hives, in the evening the sheep stand in the paddock. The beekeeper sells honey, mead and spreads – if you fancy it, you can watch him at work. The village pub opens on Fridays. It's 3 km to Luckau with its old town, around 20 km to the heart of the Spreewald. It's quiet here. In the evening: count the sheep.1
What Hinterland writes
„Welcome to the Spreewald Bee Farm! The pitch is directly at the farm. You can hear the bees buzzing and to sleep well, we also have a few sheep that you can count with pleasure.
Otherwise, we enjoy the peace and nature here with our guests.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Lehde
A Spreewald village among channels and punt boats, some 20 km into the core Spreewald. The open-air museum shows old life on the water — half a day when you head into the region anyway.
Wotschofska
An old inn deep in the Spreewald forest, reachable only by waterway or on foot. The destination for a long day out by punt through the channels.
Bismarckturm
A lookout tower above the Spreewald; the climb pays off for the view over the flat channel landscape, a plan for clear days.
Berlin
About 72 km away. If you want the bustle, stand at the Brandenburg Gate or cycle the Wall trail along the Teltowkanal — a day trip now and then.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
