Discover the Harz National Park from a tree house

About this house

The Harz Nature Reserve, home to the Harz National Park, is a low mountain range in Germany and also the highest mountain range in northern Germany. At approximately 1,141 meters, the Brocken is the highest peak in the Harz and is located just 12 km from Kerstin and Thomas’s treetop resort. Inspired by nature, one of five lofts made of larch wood has been created here. The wood paneling extends into the interior of the cube, lending the 40 m² living space a natural and cozy atmosphere. In the bedroom, you’ll find two double beds, each measuring 160 cm x 200 cm. A fifth person can sleep on the comfortable sofa in the living area. The large windows at treetop height allow you and your family to fully immerse yourselves in the surrounding nature. Watch squirrels hop from branch to branch while enjoying breakfast on the open terrace, or explore the immediate surroundings together with their many hidden spots. A special highlight: an infrared sauna integrated into a tree trunk. The property also features a spacious barbecue area with a fire pit, perfect for social evenings with bread on a stick and exciting stories. You can enjoy an evening of peace and relaxation in the on-site infrared sauna. Thanks to the well-marked network of trails, numerous tours outside the resort await you and your family or friends. Visit the Ilsestein together, the Zeterklippe with its impressive view of the Harz Mountains, or the nearby Brocken with its famous Brocken Railway.