Maringotka Otylka

PLEASE CONSIDER YOUR COMFORT REQUIREMENTS IN ADVANCE, YOU ARE NOT GOING TO A HOTEL!!! On the outskirts of the Šumava village of Čachrov you will find our shepherd's hut Otylka. Meadows, pastures and forests, that is, the nearest beauty, just a stone's throw away. In the wider area there are various activities - hiking, biking, downhill and cross-country skiing - everything this corner of Šumavský has to offer. The shepherd's hut is located on the outskirts of the built-up part of the village and is adjacent to the peaceful development of houses. SHEPHERD'S HUT IS NOT SECLUDED!!! The space A dry toilet for your needs with a magnificent view and always fresh air. Body cleansing can be done under an outdoor shower with warm water (when the temperature is above zero), in winter a washing table with clean water is sufficient. A wood-burning fireplace and on cold nights an electric heater will ensure your body comfort without the need to add wood. The kitchenette is equipped with a gas stove, sink, other utensils and utensils are freely available. To shorten the time and absorb information, the library is equipped with thematic literature. A table and chairs, also a dresser for things brought with you. Forest picking is punishable by law, so dear guest, we recommend that you bring food and delicacies that you like, so that you do not suffer from hunger in the harsh corner. Another option is to buy food from a local Asian trader. They are in the village every day from 7 am to 7 pm. Guest access The caravan with a 250m2 plot is all yours. Other things to note In winter, the drinking water supply is closed due to low temperatures. You will have water ready in barrels, or it can be refilled at the neighboring house, instructions can be found in the trailer. Bed linen and towels are always prepared for 2 people only (which is the standard number of people for living in a caravan), you can of course have children with you in addition to the two people, but it is necessary to bring sleeping necessities for them. Thank you for your understanding.