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We gladly receive four-footed members of
the family. But not all of our guest are keen on dogs. To ensure that
everyone has a pleasant holiday, dogowners are required to show special
consideration. The following rules must be observed: A: Keep your dog on a leash Dogs at large are a nuisance - and a danger to themselves and others. So always keep your dog on a leash and ask before you allow it to approach other campers. B: The dog must not make noise! Naturally, dogs are allowed to bark when they are on the alert or happy. But the dog causes annoyance on the campsite if it barks for a long time or does it often. So do not provoke the dog so it barks - and never leave it alone in the caravan or in the tent. C: Remember to pick up after your dog Walk the dog outside the campsite - and always carry a plastic bag to collect the droppings. Tie the empty bag to the leash when you take the dog for a walk, so everyone can see your good intentions. Bags are available in the reception. If you observe these three rules, you and your dog are guaranteed to be popular with the other campers. |
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All cabins are with
refrigerator and kitchen with the
necessary
equipment
for six
persons. Bring along bed-linen, tea towel and towels. The price for the cabin are for parents and children under eighteen years. Other persons have to pay the usual accommodation charge |