Nature house in Walsrode

The nature house is part of a total ensemble of three youth houses. It is separate from the common areas, has two kitchens and a large common room on the 1st floor. On the ground floor there are 5 bedrooms, two of which have 1 double bed each and 1 bunk bed. Two other rooms have 2 bunk beds each and a room with its own bathroom has 1 bunk bed. In the house there are two shared bathrooms with shower. A small terrace belongs to the house, there is a firebowl and a grill, as well as garden furniture. The equipment is simple but functional. Bedding and towels can be brought or rented. There is enough crockery for 18 people.

Krelinger Heide On the southern edge of Krelingen is one of the two moors of the town of Walsrode. The Krelinger Heide is not very large, but a particularly beautiful moorland. Light elevations are almost reminiscent of Tuscany. Heather plants, grasses and reeds are interspersed with dark green junipers and form a varied landscape. A hiking trail leads around the Krelinger Heide and invites relaxing walks in the idyllic nature. There are also smaller trails that lead directly through the heathland. From time to time the shepherdess passes by with her flock of sheep or sheeps. The animals eat grass and smaller bushes. This "grazing" prevents the heather from being overgrown by other plants. This preserves the heather plants.