Family-friendly hotel in the Black Forest
A Colourful House, a Monkey and a Horse
Learn new things through play. Let yourself be fired on by your imagination. And have lots of fun. Minis, Maxis and Teens will find a world of their own at the Bareiss. The things we have in common. The easy-going atmosphere. The unknown. Because a holiday here in the Black Forest means above all an adventure in nature, and curiosity needs to be pricked, in a different way for every age group. On your marks, get set, go.
Minis
In Villa Kunterbunt and Villa Sternenstaub there is plenty of space to romp around, to try out handicrafts and games and for storytelling and dreaming. In the Forest Park you will find the Bareiss petting zoo, a large adventure playground and a water playground awaiting you. You will make the world more colourful and beautiful every day with your blossoming imagination – with watercolours or wax crayons, glitter or glass beads, cork or modelling clay, tracing paper or coloured card.
Maxis
Explore the forest, observe the wildlife there with our forester, go on a torchlight hike, bake bread over the fire, go on treasure hunts or pony rides, go on excursions to the summer toboggan run, to the high ropes course or to the adventure golf park. Our Maxis will be thrilled by a varied sports and adventure programme. Villa Kunterbunt and Villa Sternenstaub, the circus wagon, the tree house and playground offer plenty of opportunities to pursue different activities, and to follow the natural urge to move and explore new territory.
Teens
Film evenings, billiards, and funky beats in the B-Club; table tennis, table football, basketball and tennis or just chilling and chatting undisturbed in the youth club. Building insect hotels or dream catchers, becoming a nature detective, butterfly expert or birdwatcher, going on an expedition with the Villa Kunterbunt team, stand-up paddling, climbing or geocaching – teenagers have a full programme with us every day. Doing nothing and just relaxing by the pool is of course also allowed.
