Tiny House mit Garten in der Lüneburger Heide. 5 Minuten zum Heide Park Soltau

Feel close to nature in our comfortable tiny house! Spacious panoramic windows offer a 360-degree view of the countryside, and through the skylight you can watch the stars twinkle.<br><br>Our tiny house embodies a mindful way of life in a small space. It combines minimalist living with a sustainable lifestyle on the edge of the Lüneburg Heath Nature Park.<br><br>Picturesque hiking trails and beautiful bike routes await. Heidepark Soltau is located right nearby.<br><br>The functionally designed tiny house has a total area of 16 square metres and can accommodate 3 adults. A 160-centimeter-wide bed alcove ensures a restful night’s sleep. From the bed, you can enjoy an idyllic view of the surrounding nature and the sky. A pull-out bed is located in the living room area and accommodates one additional person, ideally a child. The extra bed measures 80 cm x 180 cm. Another child could also sleep in the parents’ 160-cm-wide bed. This makes it possible for two adults and 1–2 children to stay in the tiny house.<br><br>Our Tiny House is situated on a 300-square-meter natural lot located on the edge of a campground. You can enjoy privacy on this lot while still having access to all the campground’s amenities, including lake access, a bistro, playground equipment, and more.<br><br>At a glance:<br>- 24/7 check-in<br>- 1 queen-size bed<br>- 1 single bed (80 cm x 180 cm)<br>- Garden with terrace<br>- 2 free parking spaces<br>- Fresh bed linens and towels<br>- Lake access, food service, and bread roll service at the campground<br>Guest access<br><br>The Tiny House is located on the edge of the “Ferienpark Moränasee” campground. The natural property is separated from the surrounding sites by trees and bushes, making it the perfect place to unwind from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The patio is ideal for cosy barbecue evenings and yoga sessions.<br><br>If you get bored on your own property, you’ll find plenty of things to do at the campground:<br>- Lake with a small beach<br>- Two bistros (open only during peak season)<br>- bread roll delivery service (peak season only)<br>- large playground and trampoline<br>- animals, such as goats and chickens<br>- vegetable garden<br>- playground equipment and bicycles can be rented directly at the campground<br>Additional important information<br>We designed and built the Tiny House ourselves. We’ve kept it as minimalist and functional as possible. It’s meant to promote a simple, nature-oriented lifestyle—without any frills.<br><br>Since the Tiny House was only set up in March 2024, the lawn is still a bit sparse in places. But with the first sunny days, that will surely change very quickly :)<br><br>Please note before booking that the Tiny House is not completely detached. Even though it might seem romantic, in Germany—just like other structures—tiny houses aren’t allowed to be placed or built in the middle of nature. That’s a good thing, as it helps protect the natural environment. That’s why our house is located on a campground and therefore has water, sewer, and electricity hookups.<br><br>The property is generally beautifully overgrown. The south and west sides (the view from the bed and from the terrace) are completely unobstructed, making it the perfect retreat. At the back of the house, our property borders a neighbouring lot that is only partially occupied.<br><br>We want to encourage a break from everyday life, so for now we’re doing without Wi-Fi in our tiny house. Signal/reception is available, so if you need Wi-Fi, you can set up your own hotspot. You can also use the campground’s Wi-Fi, but this is only available in the campground’s entrance area.