Wool Farm - fall asleep where the llamas and sheep say goodnight #3289
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Farma na vlně is a little corner of the world where life moves at a slower pace.
An open area with a shelter for sitting connects directly to the pen and stable of our llama boys. We raise them for their wool and are gradually teaching them to go for walks—by prior arrangement, you can join them and take a llama for a walk on a lead.
The place is slightly overgrown, surrounded by greenery that creates natural privacy. We practice organic farming and strive to keep the farm as harmonious as possible with the surrounding landscape; we’re gradually turning it into a landscape orchard.
It’s good to know that it’s not completely silent here—a railroad track heading toward Vienna runs nearby, so a train passes by from time to time (a surprisingly pleasant sound into the night for some).
At the back of the property, you’ll find sheep—unlike the quiet llamas, they’ll often greet you from a distance with their loud bleating.
And since we’re close to the Soutok Protected Landscape Area and the Dyje River, mosquitoes may appear after it rains—that’s just part of this region.
The facilities are simple but functional:
there’s an outhouse hidden among the greenery, a well with utility water, and upon request, we’ll be happy to fill a canister with drinking water for you.
When you arrive, try just sitting for a moment and doing nothing.
That’s how it works best here.
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An open area with a shelter for sitting connects directly to the pen and stable of our llama boys. We raise them for their wool and are gradually teaching them to go for walks—by prior arrangement, you can join them and take a llama for a walk on a lead.
The place is slightly overgrown, surrounded by greenery that creates natural privacy. We practice organic farming and strive to keep the farm as harmonious as possible with the surrounding landscape; we’re gradually turning it into a landscape orchard.
It’s good to know that it’s not completely silent here—a railroad track heading toward Vienna runs nearby, so a train passes by from time to time (a surprisingly pleasant sound into the night for some).
At the back of the property, you’ll find sheep—unlike the quiet llamas, they’ll often greet you from a distance with their loud bleating.
And since we’re close to the Soutok Protected Landscape Area and the Dyje River, mosquitoes may appear after it rains—that’s just part of this region.
The facilities are simple but functional:
there’s an outhouse hidden among the greenery, a well with utility water, and upon request, we’ll be happy to fill a canister with drinking water for you.
When you arrive, try just sitting for a moment and doing nothing.
That’s how it works best here.
basic parameters
Discounts
Discounts when staying more days:
3 - 4 nights: 5%
5 - 9 nights: 10%
10 and more nights: 15%
equipment
toilet
- There is a kadibudka in the middle of the greenery.
drinking water
- Available on request. We are happy to deliver in a canister.
shower / washroom
- There is a classic well with pump and utility water.
picnic table
grill
campfire ring
Accessibility
The property is accessible even in winter / in the snow season
Access to the property may be difficult in rainy weather
activities
cycling
The farm lies in the landscape of the Confluence - where the rivers Dyje and Morava meet and where time has a slightly different speed.
You can cycle to the Pohansko Chateau in a few minutes, or you can continue through the landscape of the Soutok Protected Landscape Area to the place where the rivers actually meet.
The surrounding trails will take you through the Lednice-Valtice area and the peaceful Czech-Austrian border.
fishing
Just behind the property flows one of the arms of the Dyje River. It is enough to walk to it and just be for a while... There is also a possibility of commercial fishing at the nearby František's pond.
hiking
On foot you can reach Poštorná and the František Pond, which has a special quiet atmosphere - ideal for a short stop.
A tip for an evening out: the Ranch u Pepeho cycling track (20 min walk)
Animals
? Procházka s lamami (doporučujeme):
Individuální program jen pro Vás (cca 1,5 h)
Seznámíte se s lamami, nakrmíte je a vyrazíte na klidnou procházku.
Spíš zážitek než aktivita.
Cena: 400 Kč za skupinu
rules
The property is near the train tracks - occasionally a train passes by, reminding you for a moment that the world is still going on out there.
pets allowed
Rules for stays with dogs
campfire allowed
Be extremely cautios when starting a fire as there is a risk of fire due to long-term drought! Use only designated areas and remove all combustible materials from the reach of fire. Do not start a fire in windy weather. Please consult with the property owner, there may be a temporary fire ban in the area.
own grill allowed
parties and noise prohibited, please keep quiet also during the day
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payment in cash and outside the Campu.eu reservation system is not possible
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Ratings by guests
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We were very satisfied; the owner was very helpful and came to meet us for a walk with the llamas. We were offered electricity and drinking water. There’s a nice area to sit and relax. There are excellent bike paths in the area.
A great spot for a peaceful camping trip.
The property, which includes a simple shelter, is located in the gardens, where it’s peaceful. The peace is occasionally disrupted by a passing train, but it’s nothing too bad. I really appreciate the option to have a fire, including the firewood provided by the owner. We were kept company by llamas and sheep, and we enjoyed our stay there with the kids. We also appreciated the small bookshelf, which included children’s books. It’s an absolutely ideal spot for a one-night stay.
We only stayed one night while on our bike trip. The place completely lived up to our expectations. Plus, we were completely alone there, so we were able to take over the entire shelter. The outhouse is luxurious and in perfect condition. The water pump is also absolutely great. Surprisingly, even with this year’s drought, all it took was a light turn of the handle, and the water flowed in a strong stream. It wasn’t even cold, as I’d expected, so nothing stood in the way of a nighttime bath before bed. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see the grounds as green as they are in the pictures—the heat had taken its toll, and the soil was completely parched, with only withering remnants of the grass left. Even the llamas preferred to stay in their shed in that heat. When we arrived, we weren’t sure if they were even there. Only a pile of fresh droppings in the pen suggested they might be there, and every now and then a quiet sigh could be heard from the shed. They didn’t come out until after sunset, and they were very beautiful. That evening, we also met the owner—she’s very friendly. She always responded to our messages right away. She brought us the drinking water we’d asked for. She also let us know we could charge our cell phones and power banks using electricity from the solar panels, which we took advantage of right away. As for the trains, which are often mentioned here, they were totally fine by us—a much more pleasant sound than being somewhere by a road with cars. If you’re driving north from the “Nad Německými loukami” intersection, keep a closer eye out than we did. The “Bezkempu” sign is hidden behind some vegetation and facing toward Břeclav. So we missed it the first time. It wasn’t until we realized we were too far gone that we turned around and drove back—and then the sign immediately caught our eye. Otherwise, everything was fine, just as others have described here.
Awesome place to camp for a night, owners left very detailed instructions on how to find the place, llamas didn't mind a new room-mate for the night and were pleasant company
We were very satisfied; the owner was very helpful and came to meet us for a walk with the llamas. We were offered electricity and drinking water. There’s a nice area to sit and relax. There are excellent bike paths in the area.
A great spot for a peaceful camping trip.
The property, which includes a simple shelter, is located in the gardens, where it’s peaceful. The peace is occasionally disrupted by a passing train, but it’s nothing too bad. I really appreciate the option to have a fire, including the firewood provided by the owner. We were kept company by llamas and sheep, and we enjoyed our stay there with the kids. We also appreciated the small bookshelf, which included children’s books. It’s an absolutely ideal spot for a one-night stay.
We only stayed one night while on our bike trip. The place completely lived up to our expectations. Plus, we were completely alone there, so we were able to take over the entire shelter. The outhouse is luxurious and in perfect condition. The water pump is also absolutely great. Surprisingly, even with this year’s drought, all it took was a light turn of the handle, and the water flowed in a strong stream. It wasn’t even cold, as I’d expected, so nothing stood in the way of a nighttime bath before bed. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see the grounds as green as they are in the pictures—the heat had taken its toll, and the soil was completely parched, with only withering remnants of the grass left. Even the llamas preferred to stay in their shed in that heat. When we arrived, we weren’t sure if they were even there. Only a pile of fresh droppings in the pen suggested they might be there, and every now and then a quiet sigh could be heard from the shed. They didn’t come out until after sunset, and they were very beautiful. That evening, we also met the owner—she’s very friendly. She always responded to our messages right away. She brought us the drinking water we’d asked for. She also let us know we could charge our cell phones and power banks using electricity from the solar panels, which we took advantage of right away. As for the trains, which are often mentioned here, they were totally fine by us—a much more pleasant sound than being somewhere by a road with cars. If you’re driving north from the “Nad Německými loukami” intersection, keep a closer eye out than we did. The “Bezkempu” sign is hidden behind some vegetation and facing toward Břeclav. So we missed it the first time. It wasn’t until we realized we were too far gone that we turned around and drove back—and then the sign immediately caught our eye. Otherwise, everything was fine, just as others have described here.
Awesome place to camp for a night, owners left very detailed instructions on how to find the place, llamas didn't mind a new room-mate for the night and were pleasant company
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