For the exclusive use of guests is a room (34m2) with a bathroom (9m2), a kitchen for shared use and a living room with dining area. Children's room with a bunk bed for two people together with toys for shared use. A dog-house, a children's house and a trampoline for shared use. WiFi everywhere with the option of disabling and internet connection via wires. In the guest room there is also a 49 '' Ultra HD TV. The house is low-energy allergy-friendly. The facility is located on the picturesque Warmia in a valuable nature protected area in the form of "Natura 2000" (Birds Directive EU). At a distance of 2km there is Skolicke lake (40 ha) rich in fish such as: pike, perch, tench. The administrator of the lake is the Polish Angling Association which allows easy purchase of fishing licenses. The surroundings are ideal for cycling tourism and the forests at the right times of the year are rich in mushrooms. In addition, there is a leisure infrastructure on the lake. The object is located on the 116 m.n. with an amazing view. We have bicycles, kayaks, a fishing boat together with fishing tackle. We are able to obtain permission for kayaking on the Pasłęka river in the reserve area (about 4 km from the location). It is possible to ride a historic motorbike with a side carriage of the MZ ES 250/1 brand from 1967 as well as a 4x4 excursion with a guide in the area. For children at the house, a wooden house, a trampoline and a small inflatable pool. We have a playpen for dogs with two huts, a place for a bonfire and grilling. You are able to prepare meals from local organic products. In addition, you can buy local handicraft articles from local artists as well as organic food from local farmers. In the village itself, you can use the sauna for 20 people, a playground and an outdoor gym. The village is on the trail Napoleon, Napoleon, slept alone at the local presbytery in 1812. Friendly atmosphere, fantastic views, peace, closeness to nature and excellent ecological food makes people fall in love with warmia and come back here. We lived permanently.