Our holiday apartment "Heuboden" is the ideal accommodation for a farm holiday. The Baltic Sea beach is only a few kilometers away, your children will love this holiday home.

This cozy, idyllic apartment is located in the historic outhouse of a farmhouse on the Nübbelhof, which exists for about 200 years. Between Kappeln and Damp lies the approx. 5. 000 square meter property with adjoining, park-like garden and duck pond.
The spacious, 110 sqm apartment extends over two floors. The high pine ceiling with the old roof beams gives the apartment a special charm and conveys a cuddly feel-good atmosphere. For a nice breakfast in the summer morning the guests have a sitting area in front of the house.
The additional equipment of the apartment includes the use of the large garden behind the house. Here the whole family feels good. Sitting areas, a barbecue area and the playground with slides, swing and sandpit ensure good holiday mood. If you really want to enjoy, you can use the two beach chairs behind the play barn. For the kids it is certainly a special experience to bake their own bread over open fire.
In the play barn, the children can really let off steam on holiday in the large Heuberg, with the Tischkickerspielen or the rabbits and guinea pigs caress. There is also the possibility to ride a horse or one of the three ponies.
Available Wi-Fi and a games / book collection offer alternative employment opportunities in inclement weather. The holiday guests have coin-operated washing machines and dryers in the neighboring building. Nature and wildlife watching and hunting opportunities are available on request. On the approx. 200 years old Nübbelhof between Kappeln and Damp, on an approx. 5.000 qm large property with adjoining park-like garden is this idyllic holiday apartment in the outbuilding of the farmhouse.
The apartment is located on a fully-managed farm with fattening pigs and agriculture. It is 4 km from Kappeln.
It is only 3 km to the Baltic Sea beach Weidefeld.
We look forward to your visit to Kappeln an der Schlei!