When Jundeliškės still bore the name of Ustronė, and the wooden pony manor was famous for its collection of paintings, rich library and beautiful garden, the only son of the landowner and aristocrat Apolinaras Moravskis, Stanislovas, brought flower seeds from his stay in St. Petersburg. Those flowers were special, over time they became a symbol of the nearby town of Birštonas, and their celebration attracts hundreds of people every year. That flower, dahlia, is said to be a symbol of independence and endurance. & Nbsp;
It is symbolic that the symbol of endurance has its roots on the banks of the Verknė River. The river, which legends tell her how she managed to reach her beloved, the Nemunas, despite no obstacles.
Modern travelers may need endurance when kayaking across all bends in the river. However, the surrounding nature of Aukštadvaris Regional Park with its mounds, steep cliffs and unexpected loops and ravines will not make anyone bored during swimming.
It is here that another surprise awaits the guests - a real Mongolian yurt, the coziness and hospitality of the two sisters-hosts is emphasized by everyone who has had the good fortune to spend at least one night in this magical place. It’s best to come in two pre-arranged with food and drink so you don’t have to think about the worries of everyday life throughout the party.

Sleeping in a yurt has some kind of magical power. The round shape and warm wool covering material keep out the cold in winter, the wind in autumn and the heat in summer. The light that enters through only one single opening in the roof surprisingly appears just right - not too much, not too little. After a night in a place where you can watch the stars just lying in bed, you feel like a new born.
And to make your dreams even sweeter, we have provided a comfortable double bed with a canopy and a large double sofa. So that four adults or a family with children will feel really comfortable. The conditions for a romantic evening are ideal. In the summer, you don't want to leave the private terrace surrounded by the forest and stream until dark. In winter, for a colder evening, we recommend lighting the stove (we will help if necessary), putting on warm woolen socks, pulling out your favorite board game and settling down on the carpet with a cup of hot tea (or maybe mulled wine?).
The yurt itself is even 50 square meters. m and is divided into two zones: a common one with a bed, a sofa and a kitchen corner and a separate shower with a toilet. We prepared towels and basic cosmetics in the bathroom.

Next to the yurt we have a few more domes, you can see and order them here: https://slowhop.com/lt/vietos/3247-vasarojaus-kupolai.html

Let us know in advance and we will prepare a barbecue with all the necessary tools. We will also take care of the firewood.
Inside the yurt there is a kitchenette with a bar and two bar stools. There is a refrigerator, electric kettle, hob, dishes, cutlery. When driving with us, keep in mind that the nearest larger shop is either in Jiezna, about 6 km away, or in Birštonas, about 10 km away.

We can’t even imagine being bored in a place like this. First of all, the Verknė River, although not very long, only 77 km, attracts kayak lovers with its bends and views. We also have kayaks - we will prepare, choose the most suitable route, escort, and after the swim we will meet you.
If there is still strength after swimming, there is a volleyball court and a playground for the little ones in the camp. It is possible to swim boldly in the Verknė River, although it should be borne in mind that the river reaches a depth of up to 4 m in places and the current is quite strong.
In the evening we will heat the sauna (for an additional fee, 30 EUR, fee) and prepare a hot tub (price 80-90 EUR, ask), we will give firewood.
A history lesson awaits in the village of Jundeliškės, 1.5 km away - Stanislovas Moravskis lived and worked here. A doctor, memoirist, ethnographer, lawyer and traveler & nbsp; Jundeliškės manor spent 15 years of his life. The wooden manor still hosts readings of his works every year. By the way, did you know that a flower as normal and simple as a dahlia is also a moratorium of S. Moravsky? The flower came with him from St. Petersburg in 1835. to the local manor and from there it spread throughout Lithuania.
From the village and our camp you can walk to the pond of Jundeliškės HPP, where there are rumors that fish are catching here in such a way that you can barely throw a fishing rod.
And book fans will be impressed - the silence around, hammocks and nature are just right to read all the books that have been waiting their turn. You can not even move out of the place all day, but feel like you’ve made a plan for reading all year. Sounds good, doesn't it?

The kids feel fantastic with us. Just those twinkling eyes when they see the “lodge” where they will spend the night say a lot about their happiness. Parents, dear ones, do not tell children before coming to sleep in the yurt. Let it be a surprise.
By the way, babies up to 2 years old stay with us for free.
The campsite has a small children’s playground, and hammocks for children of all ages are very popular among the trees. What else is needed for childhood happiness? Maybe only water, sand and forest treasures such as sticks, pine cones, pebbles and leaves ... We have everything!
Seniors can already try their hand at kayaking, and in the evening help parents bake sausages over a campfire.