Rudle - dom z pracownią DIY

In the house we have two bedrooms with double beds: a smaller one (with a 140 cm wide bed) and a larger one (with a 160 cm wide bed) and a baby cot. But also take the bigger kids, because there are two sleeping mattresses waiting for them on the mezzanine. In total, the house can comfortably accommodate 4 adults and 3 children (2 on the mezzanine and one in a cot). The spacious living room (almost 5 meters at the highest point) is connected to the kitchenette. We have a fireplace, a dining table for 6 people, a highchair for feeding the youngest and a sofa with a coffee table, from which you can watch the forest, because the entire wall is glazed. From the living room you can go out to the terrace and to the mezzanine for children. The bathroom has a spacious shower with a thermostat, a hair dryer, a heated floor, a potty and a step for children. You will rest here in comfortable conditions close to nature, and if you get bored of counting clouds or leaves on nearby trees - visit our workshop. You can tinker, tap, knock, glue, design and teach the youngest to use a hammer and screwdrivers correctly.

You have breakfast and dinner on your own. The house has a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, hob, dishwasher, microwave with an oven option, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine).

Świerkocin is a tiny town on the border of Warmia and Mazury, but there are plenty of opportunities to spend your free time. You can walk, pick mushrooms, swim, sail, ride a bike or horseback at a nearby stud farm. We are located in the Napiwodzko-Ramucka Forest, we are surrounded by lakes (approx. 500 meters to the nearest lake, 5 lakes within 2.5 km) and forests full of berries and mushrooms, so - baskets in your hand and rubber boots on your feet. And with a little luck and patience, you will see roe deer grazing in the nearby meadow and cranes flying overhead! If you like to ride bikes, it is worth going on a trip on two wheels (we provide two bikes, including one with a child seat) - one of the routes runs directly by Rudle. In addition, the bicycle trail leads through a picturesque forest and lakes to nearby villages such as Swaderki, Łutynowo, Nadrowo, Marózek, Olsztynek. In the forest, right next to Rudla, there is a Green Checkpoint no. 58 (points / bars hidden in the forest), which marks the route of orienteering with a map and compass (you can find the map and compass on site). & Nbsp; It is also worth going for a short - kilometer walk to see the natural monument of the "Devil's Stones" erratic boulders. And in the house there is a studio where you can spend time together doing what the home lacks time and space for. Here you will find everything you need to make a bird feeder, dollhouse, candles or home decorations. You will also be able to try your hand at painting a picture on an easel or learning calligraphy - specially prepared tableware with instructions will help you. And if you want to go on a trip, it is worth going to Olsztynek and its Open-Air Museum (Museum of Ethnographic Park) with animals, gardens and buildings equipped with exhibits showing traditional methods of work and rituals in the 19th and 20th century villages. In the season, interesting events are organized here, such as: Warmia and Mazury Provincial Harvest Festival, East Beauty Festival, Regional Herb Festival, Ciesiołka Secrets, Potato Festival, Great Bee Day, Warmia Family Days and many others. For history enthusiasts, we recommend a visit to the Multimedia Museum of the POW Camp Stalag IB and the History of Olsztynek and the Battlefield of Grunwald. Every year, around July 15, the Grunwald Days are celebrated, organized by the Grunwald commune, the Polish Scouting Association, the army and the knight's brotherhood. In addition to the patriotic celebrations at the monument, a great attraction is the staging of the Battle of Grunwald by numerous knightly brotherhoods from Poland and abroad.