new 4 star apartment directly by national park Kellerwald-Edersee

"Treetops" Apartment<br>Enjoy our spacious "Treetops" apartment, with a direct view of the National Park and a modern, spacious, and cosy atmosphere.<br>With its 135 square metres, it’s a true oasis for up to 6 people.<br>Relax with a good novel in the reading room or enjoy a great film in the spacious living room (satellite TV, DVD player, and stereo available).<br>Share your impressions and experiences of your relaxing and adventurous holiday with friends online at<br>(Wi-Fi available).<br>On the balcony, you can enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.<br>The fully equipped kitchen, featuring a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, oven with ceramic cooktop, coffee maker, microwave, and toaster, leaves nothing to be desired.<br>The dining area in the large living room, with its cozy<br>atmosphere, is perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.<br>The cosy bedrooms, each with a double bed<br>, promise a peaceful and relaxing night’s sleep.<br>Accommodating up to 4 people, and for our younger guests to enjoy their holiday,<br>, there’s a third bedroom and a playroom available.<br>A small cot is also available.<br>Whether you prefer a quick shower or a nice, relaxing bath,<br>everything is possible in the spacious bathroom.<br>Enjoy the sun on the lawn or on the garden terrace. Now the little ones can play with the provided toys,<br>on the play tower with a slide and sandpit in the garden, in the large courtyard,<br>play ping pong in the garage or on the neighbouring lawn<br>with trampoline and football goals, to enjoy their holiday. <br>Our information folder, informational materials, brochures, maps, and pre-planned hiking routes from our apartment ensure relaxed and comprehensive trip planning. <br><br>Especially for our young guests: The large garden and spacious outdoor area are perfect for playing. <br>The adventure park is about 100 metres away. <br>Nearby attractions include: an all-weather theme park, a corn maze, a summer slide with an adventure slide castle, mini-golf, a trampoline, a tram route, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a nature park, a water park, and outdoor performance venues.<br>And in winter: Go sledding with your children on one of the meadows just around the corner from the house. We offer our guests a children’s slide and bobsleigh run.<br>In the nearby town of Bad Wildungen, you can go ice skating on an artificial ice rink. Visit the World Cup ski jump in Willingen, 45 kilometres away, where the world’s elite ski jumpers gather every year.<br><br>The Kellerwald-Edersee National Park: A natural heritage site of international significance. European beech forests grow nowhere else in the world except in Europe. The national park safeguards this natural heritage across an area of nearly 6,000 hectares—the largest unfragmented beech forest complex in Central Europe. These vast forests are no longer used for logging. This is where our “primeval forests of tomorrow” lie. They invite you to relax in an idyllic setting. If you want to observe nature mindfully and experience its awe-inspiring beauty, enjoy hiking, and breathe deeply again, then the National Park is the perfect destination for you. In the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, you are a guest in nature. Observing nature and consciously experiencing its breathtaking beauty—hidden gems within a national park—can be done in many different ways. Explore the park on a hike, bike ride, Nordic walk, horseback ride, or a ride in a covered wagon.<br><br>The Edersee and its dam: The Edersee, one of Germany’s largest and cleanest lakes, stretches 27 km in length and offers nearly every water sport possible on a lake. Sailing, surfing, water skiing, fishing, canoeing, boat tours, diving, swimming, and passenger boat service. The water in Lake Eder is dammed over a length of 27 km by the Edersee Dam. The total storage capacity of Lake Edersee is 202 million cubic metres of water. Due to the construction of the dam, the three villages in the Edertal valley—Asel, Berich, and Bringhausen—had to be relocated. When the water level is low, visitors can see the remains of ancient settlements—such as the Aseler Bridge—and parts of old cemeteries with concrete