On the northern edge of the village of Bedepuszta stands the nature house. The house has a garden and a covered terrace. To the north it overlooks the valley.The Lenti house is a relatively new, brick house with a living room cum dining room with open kitchen. The dining table seats 2, the comfortable sofa ditto. The floor is tiled with basalt from the local basalt mines. The floor is therefore not completely smooth which makes the house unsuitable for people with mobility problems. The bedroom faces east and has a double bed. Finally, there is a bathroom with shower and toilet. Attached to the house is a covered terrace with a picnic table and garden chairs. On the south side is a spacious garden with young birch trees and fruit trees. In winter the house can be rented for a longer period, but additional heating costs will be added.

Location The nature house is further from the recreation area than the other houses and can be reached by a gravel road or a hiking trail. The Yonderbar is about 300 meters away. Here you can make free use of the facilities: swimming pool, beach volleyball, badminton, ping pong, darts, board games, library, etc. The entire area in which Bedepuszta is located is part of a Geopark. At several locations, trails have been created explaining geological features, such as fossil mussel beds and parts of a prehistoric ocean floor. There are numerous trails over the ridges and through the oak forests surrounding the valley. As such, the area is a paradise for hikers and mountain bikers. On the southeast side of Bedepuszta is the Keleti Cserhát nature reserve. An area of 7500 hectares with special plant and animal species. More information can be obtained at the reception in Bedepuszta. Also, the national blue hiking trail (kéktura) runs through this nature reserve.