Wild Yurt in Łebki

Wild, detached from the world, a unique place when you get up in the morning and go to sleep in the evening, wild nature is at your fingertips. The richness of all sorts of birds, such as cranes, storks, buzzards, owls, bobcats, larks, partridges, pheasants. There are four-legged dogs: deer, hares, and foxes. From time to time, just behind the copper, there will also be horses: Virgo and Poluś. The space A year-round yurt, insulated and heated, with a sun deck. Lots of space around, starry sky overhead. For lovers of disconnecting from civilization, where the water is cool, the flame of a candle blows, a bonfire burns. Our yurt is a Mongolian type, where the wooden structure is a central roof ring, supported on two carved poles, rafters, and a trellis of walls. A swinging crank skylight is built into the ring called tono. For sleeping, we have one double bed and two single beds. The heat inside is provided by a reliable cast-iron goat. You can cook food on a hiking machine for gas cartridges, on a campfire, or on a cast iron furnace. There is a sink next to the kitchen cabinet that runs off the buck water. Food storage in the tourist fridge with interchangeable cooling cartridges. Lighting is petroleum and tourist lights, but you can bring extra equipment at your convenience. Wood for the furnace and fire pit is on site, under the canopy, but when you come back from a walk in the forest, it's a good idea to bring a little hair. Next to the yurt is surrounded by a wooden house, with a dry toilet and washroom. The water in the shower runs from the roof tank. In addition, there is a banatio water sink. The nearest buildings are a few hundred meters away and electricity and running water are a few hundred meters away. Łebki is a tiny, sleepy village located in the depth of the Landscape Park "Forests on the Upper Liswarta", 18km east of Lubliniec. The real end of the world, 6km to the nearest grocery store, some can get lost! It's a good idea to arrive because you can go for a solid run, bike, walk, and nonsense. The air is clean, the ground is soft, the neighbors are nice. In high season, you'll pick up mushrooms, berries, and blueberries. Other things to note Necessary details regarding the stay of dogs: 1. We only accept small and short-haired dogs 😊. We assume the dog is well-behaved and calm. 2. Please ensure that the dog enters the yurt clean and dry and has its own bed inside. The yurt's lining is delicate, stretched over a wooden lattice, and is difficult to maintain, as is most of the furniture inside. 3. Keep the dog outside on a leash, as there is a small river flowing near the entrance to the yurt, and deer and hares sometimes come close.