Family Park Sottrum - Treehouses Lower Saxony

Family Park Sottrum not only offers an extraordinary stay with its various treehouses, but also with the many activities. Go back in time and enjoy an unforgettable glamping holiday in Germany with the whole family.

The treehouses at Family Park Sottrum

The picturesque cottages are built on stilts in the small forest above the restaurant and provide sleeping space for two adults and two children. Each treehouse is dedicated to a special theme. All three houses have a double bed (1.6 x 2 m) and a smaller double bed for children (1.2 x 1.8 m with slanted ceilings at both the head and foot ends). The accommodations have electricity so you won't be left in the dark at night. The built-in heater ensures you'll be warm from the first to the last day of the season. There are also sockets for mobile phones or a kettle. Every treehouse has a covered outdoor seating area.

Star House

This house is perfect for all stargazers. With a fold-out sofa, the terrace offers space for two people to gaze at the stars. The house itself shines in every corner and with its imaginative interior you'll find a heavenly sleep.

Jungle House

All adventurers sleep well here. The entrance is guarded by a cobra. A small elephant provides light and after an exciting day in the park, you can snuggle up in colorful jungle bedding to explore the most remote corners of the world in your dreams.

Witch House

Don't worry, there are no evil witches at Family Park Sottrum! In this accommodation, you’ll sleep magically – protected by good magic! This house is ideal for anyone who doesn't want to climb a steep staircase to get into their treehouse, because it is not built as high on stilts as the other two houses, but just above the ground.

Wipfel House

The Wipfel House is the largest treehouse in Family Park Sottrum and offers enough sleeping space for 7 people. There is also a shower with a watering can, a spacious terrace, and lots of storage space for suitcases and coolers. The sleeping area on the upper floor is 1.8 m wide and 2 m long. On the ground floor, there are two beds measuring 0.6x2 m and the other two beds measure 0.6x1.8 m.

Villa Kunterbunt

Villa Kunterbunt is lovingly decorated and has its own toilet. It is equipped with a small kitchenette with two hobs, pots, plates, a refrigerator, a coffee pod machine, a kettle, and a toaster. The built-in heating keeps the house warm from the first to the last day of the season. The two open "bedrooms" are located in the bay windows, accessible by ladders, and each equipped with 3 beds. In the living room there is a large table for comfortable gatherings. Next to the house is a charcoal grill for cozy barbecues.

Dragon House

The new barrel house with a large terrace is decorated by the world champion chainsaw artist. The sleeping areas are stacked over each other. At the top is a large area for 3 people. Additionally, 2 people can sleep downstairs, who prefer less space above. The upper sleeping area is 2.2 meters wide and 2 meters long, and the lower sleeping area measures 1.2x2 m. Be enchanted!

Facilities at Family Park Sottrum

At Family Park Sottrum, mainly domestic animals live: horses, donkeys, ponies, sheep, goats, pigs, rabbits, chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons, mice, turtles, and guinea pigs. In the petting zoos, children can experience many animals up close: feed, pet, smell, listen and watch. There are also some exotic animals such as pythons, llamas, guanacos, and a camel. You can also experience history up close at the family park. Make a fire as people did in the Stone Age, or bake bread in the old bakehouse. Old farm tools show how sowing and harvesting were done in the past, and the hammer is swung in the old forge. You can also playfully discover the world at Family Park Sottrum. Playing and discovering makes you hungry. In the family park, there is a self-service restaurant with a large outdoor terrace. There are also idyllic barbecue spots scattered throughout the park.

The area around Sottrum, Lower Saxony

The municipality of Sottrum is located near the Hanseatic cities of Bremen and Hamburg. Walk through the region and enjoy the changing landscapes of forest, heather and lowland areas, and the lowlands of the Wümme. There are also plenty of cycling paths nearby, such as the Wümme bike path or the Lüneburger Heath bike path. Also, don’t miss the residential area of Sottrum, the watermill in Stuckenborstel and the watermill in Ahausen.

The price shown is based on the price per night in the low season, based on a weekly stay.