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Our habitat has an area of approximately 1.3 ha, in the part closer to the forest, behind a hedge and an orchard, there are three circus wagons.
Living in a car is an extraordinary thing: you live more outdoors than at home, without sacrificing the comforts of home. For children and everyone who nurtures a child within themselves, moving into the circus world will always be an unforgettable adventure. Each car has a bathroom/toilet, a well-equipped kitchen, a fireplace, mosquito nets in the windows and its own terrace. The carriages also have bookcases, board games, goats, deckchairs, tables on the terraces, and bed linen and towels are included in the price.
The KARANDASH wagon served circus artists in the GDR and is named after a Russian clown. Now he no longer travels around the world, but he still retains something of the atmosphere of "gypsy" life, which is worth surrendering to the sounds of music flowing from the old adapter. It is perfect for a holiday for two, it has 1 bedroom with a double bed.
The GROCK wagon, named after a Swiss clown, served as a home for the director of a circus in Alsace. The car has one bedroom and a living room (a double bed in the bedroom, a double fold-out sofa in the living room, and a sofa).
The third cart is the CRANE - it is so called because it is located closest to the Forest and the cranes' clangor resounds right next to it. It is the largest of the cars, with two bedrooms (one with a double bed, the other with a bunk bed), so it is perfect for a family with two children.
Apart from the circus wagons, there is also our house in the settlement. Everyone can easily find a quiet corner here, because we don't complain about the lack of space. Guests of the House and Carts can meet around the bonfire, in the swimming pool or in the Children's House.