Susanne & Boris.
Unter dem Kirschbaum
3550 Langnau im Emmental, BE, CH
4.8
(39 Reviews)Verified
Suitable for
A hardly used gravel road leads you directly to our idyllic organic farm in the Bernese building style. Your camp is on our farm, right next to the granary. You set up your camp on the lawn, in the shade of our cherry tree. Next to the tree is your sitting area with barbecue.
Overview
- Fireplace
- WC
- Drinking water
- Shelter
- Dogs allowed
- Electricity
Booking
- Check-in | Check-outfrom 14:00 | until 11:00
- Max. number of 10 people
- Max. 2 vehicle(s)
- PParking directly at the camp
- Camp to yourself
Highlights
- 1Life on the farm
- 2Perfect for families
- 3Pony riding on request
- 4View of Bernese Oberland Alps
- 5Hiking in the Emmental
Amenities & Activities
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2 Pers. | 1 Night
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Ratings
Beautifully located farm with lots of animals and playground equipment (including a large trampoline). The site under the cherry tree is the closest to the farm (of the 5 camping options that Susanne and Boris offer on their farm) and therefore ideal with smaller children. We enjoyed the stay very much and will come again.
Undeniably beautiful location of this farm. Two things bothered us a bit: the personal contact as well as inconsistent information between the Nomady description and the reality.
About the contact: About two weeks before our stay, we asked if and how pony rides would be possible for our daughter (this was one of the reasons why we had chosen this Nomady place for the overnight stay). After hearing nothing for almost a week, we followed up and were told pony rides were not currently possible. That this is not possible may have its good reasons, but we were a bit irritated by the communication on this. What bothered us more, however, was the reception: we had to approach the hosts very actively to get (relatively sparse, purely "technical") information for our stay. A spontaneous warm welcome as well as somewhat more detailed information on usable infrastructure (e.g. bike shelter for the thunderstorm night) we would have appreciated very much.
Regarding the differing information: On the Nomady platform the place "Unter dem Kirschbaum" incl. photo is advertised. At the pictured place there is now a large lying, not mobile tractor wheel and a trampoline. We were assigned the place twenty meters next to it, next to the pigsty. This was no problem for us, especially since the pigs - presumably due to the Demeter husbandry - produce absolutely no disturbing emissions. What we do not find correct is that the published information does not correspond to reality.
Our somewhat clouded impression is to be understood against the background that we were allowed to stay at a Nomady place the night before with a very warm welcome and that we reached the farm at almost 1000 m above sea level with our own muscle power and the two children in the trailer on the hottest day of the year so far. Our expectations were certainly also therefore probably a little too high.