"Bunk 14" circus car / tiny house by the sea, glamping

A wonderfully beautiful spot by the sea, just 60 metres from the water.<br>The small circus caravan “Koje 14” has been furnished with great attention to detail. It’s compact—but has everything you really need. I’m happy to share the caravan with guests who care about treating beautiful things with respect.<br>When holidaying in a “tiny house” like a circus wagon or construction caravan, there are a few things to keep in mind. Please read all the information.<br><br>The accommodation<br>The wagon is located at Camp Langholz. The campground is different from typical campsites: rather small and unspoiled, it’s run by a friendly young team and emphasises nature-oriented camping, openness, tolerance, and colourful diversity.<br>Camp Langholz is a relaxed place, but also lively. On weekends, there’s usually live music and bonfires. <br>Behind the cabin are 5 wooden play structures, so you’ll hear children playing, especially during school breaks. Children are allowed to play here even in the evening.<br><br>If you’re coming with a child, please be sure to contact us before booking, as there are a few things to keep in mind.<br><br>Please note: The Wi-Fi connection is not reliably stable! <br><br>The circus wagon has an interior area of 10 square metres, plus a 3.5-square-meter covered porch. It is located 60 metres from the water. The beach at Camp Langholz is a mostly rocky natural beach. A sandy DLRG-supervised swimming beach is located 200 metres to the left. The dog beach is also just a few minutes’ walk away.<br><br>The wagon is equipped with underfloor heating.<br>The kitchen area features 2 electric hot plates, a refrigerator, a sink, dishes and pots, an espresso maker, and a French press.<br>There is running cold water; a kettle is available for hot water.<br><br>The wagon has a small bathroom with a toilet and a sink. A washhouse is located 30 m away, and another modernised washhouse is about 100 m away. Shower tokens are available at the front desk.<br><br>Camp Langholz has a laundry room with a washing machine, dryer (both at an extra cost), ironing board, and iron.<br>The bunk is equipped for 2 people. <br><br>I have a second circus wagon right next to it. Both can be booked together.<br><br>Parking is possible right next to the circus wagon with a smaller car. With an SUV, you’ll have to manoeuvre a bit. Otherwise, there’s a small car park in front of the camp.<br><br>Additional important information<br>The following basic supplies are usually available (if you’ve used something up completely, it would be nice if you could restock it):<br>Vinegar, oil, salt, pepper, chilli, curry, espresso coffee, tea, coffee creamer, sugar, toilet paper, paper towels, hand soap, dish soap/dish sponge, cleaning supplies<br><br>Check-in: from 4:00 p.m., check-out: by 10:00 a.m. (if you do the final cleaning yourself, by 11:00 a.m.); <br>You can do the final cleaning yourself or opt to book it on-site. You can bring your own bed linens and towels or book them on-site; there are no additional fees for extra guests.<br><br>In and around Camp-Langholz:<br>Camp-Langholz is a camping site with a special atmosphere: family-friendly, uncomplicated, and relaxed, close to nature, and run by a young team that values environmental considerations—true to the motto “We like to camp different.”<br><br>“Strandräuber”:<br>• very cosy café, bar, and bistro with delicious small plates, including vegetarian options. <br>• often features live music and a campfire on Saturdays<br><br>“Proviantamt”:<br>• small shop with mostly regional and organic products!<br>• SUP and hammock rentals<br>Bike rentals in the village