Turisede Amusement Park & Tree Hotel

Various small bedrooms or even an entire house high up, almost in the treetops.It's something special or different.It depends on where the accommodation is, whether you have quiet neighbors or louder neighbors. In any case, a good night's sleep is not a priority.The restaurants are also different, fries yes, but not necessarily schnitzel. You have to embark on an adventure.Definitely worth a trip and an experience. Excellent for children aged 4 and over...

We were in Turisede again at the weekend. Otherwise always as day guests, this time with an overnight stay. What can I say - it was a great experience! The check-in and the information in advance were very clear and pleasant/uncomplicated. When we arrived at the rock nest we really enjoyed our time. The breakfast is super rich and there is something for everyone. During the day we explored the park, climbing through caves and tunnels as well as in trees and houses, and in the evening we solved the midnight adventure game. The overnight stay is not cheap, but it is an extraordinary experience that will be remembered by young and old for a long time.

Huge game and climbing area (forest) for children and adults. Food was good for lunch. Otherwise some facilities are closed. We recommend the Neißekaffee on the Polish side.

We were guests in Einsiedel Park for the first time and stayed overnight in the Waldpoet tree house.Reception/check-in: Was possible without any problems, everything we needed to know about the house and meal times etc. was explained to us. Unfortunately nothing about the park itself. There were no puzzle cards etc. included. No explanations of what you can do. We then discovered these stamps by chance during our tour with other children, which led to questions from our child as to why she wasn't allowed to participate in puzzles. :( Of course I was sad at first. We then picked up a puzzle card at the reception. I would have liked more attention.Park: Wonderfully laid out, clean, beautiful, adventurous, there is so much to discover that you can't do it even in 2 days :) very elaborately built, with great attention to detailGastronomy/Service: We arrived at lunchtime on Saturday and were very hungry. We walked past the snack bar because there were just too many people there. We then took a seat in the tree trunk restaurant and then nothing happened for a long time. Two service staff were visible but no one came to us. After 20 minutes I asked if we could order, and again after 30 minutes. Then the waitress came and apologized that there were only two of them. Everything was very friendly. Our drinks and food came very quickly, after only 10 minutes. So all in all it was fine for me. The quality of the food was excellent. Everything tasted very good. We also had an excellent meal in the Spielunke in the evening. Not just standard fare but unusual things and lots of healthy food. We really liked how beautifully everything was prepared, as well as the high-quality stoneware tableware, which fits wonderfully with the park and ambience. Breakfast was also okay. We found value for money to be great!Overnight stay in the Waldpoet: The tree house was not directly in the main park, but on the campsite opposite, which was not apparent when booking. But it wasn't a problem for us now. The house is beautifully designed, with great attention to detail and super cozy. It is something very special and was very clean and simply very comfortable. The night in the treehouse was already very cold. We had outside temperatures of 25 degrees during the day and 10 degrees at night and we were pretty cold in the tree house, even though there were Molli blankets and we even had extra sleeping bags with us. You have to know that the house isn't tight everywhere and that it can get in through the wood. The small mini heater doesn't manage to warm the room either. We didn't use the outside sleeping area because there was no heating at all. We would probably have frozen to death anyway. So at the end of summer it was already borderline cold. I don't know how you can survive in the house in autumn or winter when it's even colder. So be sure to bring thick sleeping clothes/blankets or sleeping bags with you. Otherwise it was great and thanks to the wonderful weather we were able to make great use of the garden and found the overnight stay itself nice and adventurous.Conclusion: We liked the park and the overnight stay anyway. The only thing that remains is the aftertaste that unfortunately many things are no longer offered due to a lack of staff. There was no evening entertainment, no more shows, and the stages remained deserted. There is a certain sadness that hangs over the park. The entertainment, the lightness, the particularly beautiful thing are somehow missing. You can tell the park is struggling, like so many companies. You can also read it on the back of the puzzle card, the statement from the park. The park itself is great, but once you've seen it, I personally wouldn't be interested in coming back. There's just a lack of entertainment. You notice that people/service are missing everywhere. Even on Sunday afternoon the park was almost empty. And that on a sunny Sunday with 25 degrees. What happens when it's cold or wet outside?

A fantastic place, I recommend visiting, it's a paradise for children.

Very beautiful, winding.

Dear tourists,After several overnight stays, here comes the well-deserved review.I was in Turisede as a child 20 years ago - back then there were still large tepees for overnight accommodation. We have now been coming to you with our children twice a year for several nights for over 6 years.Since then we have spent the night in several tree houses, the tree nomad and various tree beds - it was and is always a great experience.The breakfast buffet is a blast and the menu is different every day! Luckily, the tree trunk restaurant has a really great play area so that parents can also relax and enjoy themselves.The menu is wonderful - even vegans will find something tasty here. It's not a run-of-the-mill selection of dishes, so luckily there are no “nuggets with fries” for children, please stay true to that!!!We cannot understand the criticism that there is no comprehensive WiFi. We are so happy about it and hope it stays that way. After all, you go here to unwind, not to lock it back into your smartphone.Guys, just enjoy life or go to the nearest indoor playground...Even as an adult, you can get through all the tunnels, tubes and bars - it's just a little more difficult than for children. Flashlights, robber gear and walkie talkies are good companions.It's almost impossible to get lost because you always come back to the main paths no matter where you are.If we have a question about booking, we quickly write an email or call and so far we have always received completely uncomplicated help.The park (and managing it, especially in times of a shortage of skilled workers) is an absolute life's work and cannot be compared to any normal amusement park.Here you can play creatively and without any guidelines, solve a variety of puzzles (new ones are always being added) and let yourself be carried away into the secret world of Turisedes, which is based on a completely original story. Here you can still experience real adventures with your children! We haven't found anything comparable anywhere.Being normal is curable! - we are looking forward to being there again in a few days (for the 2nd time this year).PS: Where can you get individual (or any) feedback on reviews these days? That's right, almost nowhere! ;)

No matter where you stand, you don't know whether to first explore one of three underground cave paths, a treehouse path, a secret ladder, or the goat on the next rooftop path. Even as an adult, my brain still works after hours because I couldn't find the way to the tower and couldn't solve 80% of all the puzzles despite being there for 6 hours. THANK YOU for having this place. I couldn't have wished for anything better in my childhood. So I definitely come regularly now so I know what quality of life is. No idea who ever built this, but it's nice to know where to go if you want to be in a huge live computer game. I don't know if there is a comparable place in Europe. You are great!

I have known the culture island since my first Folklorum visit in 2012. What a fantastic adventure! It took me the entire 3 days to roughly find my way around the beautiful terrain. (You can't really get lost - it's just that the route isn't the fastest.) I've been there every year since. And always discover new angles every time! After so many visits. And I don't mean annual growth. Everything designed with so much love and imagination. And a dream for children. I have never seen parents and their children romp around so freely again. The fire pits next to the main stage or the bathing cauldrons (what an idea!) are my personal favorite places. Unfortunately, by far the most brilliant festival on this planet is now history. What I would give to revive it. (The FOLGELORUM - a whole week will be difficult for me.) An overnight stay in the tree hotel is still to come.

The place delights from the very beginning, from the first opened door. A beautifully scented pine forest. Lots of attractions for children, tree houses, underground tunnels, passages above the ground, in treetops. Ingenious solutions for the attractiveness of various devices. Sometimes you have to look a bit to find the way to the slide or some mysterious exit. Probably the best place so far to spend time with children. Children of all ages will find something for themselves here. Some advice for parents:- take something to eat and drink with you. Sometimes the queues are long and the things sold are not always to your taste.- take flashlights, preferably headlamps. The number of tunnels and secret passages and passages is huge.- on hot days, it is worth taking a towel and clothes with you because children can go crazy in the water desert.- you can pay by card or cash everywhere.- Internet coverage throughout the facility is negligible.- pay attention to characteristic places and find a meeting place along the way if you get lost.Sometimes looking for each other results in a significant waste of time. And it's a pity to lose him.- it's best to take a friend or acquaintance with you when traveling with your child. Thank you for this advice when you return 😁4 stars overall and 3 for service because in Poland, in such attractions, everything is in 2 or 3 languages ​​(PL, DE, EN) here, unfortunately, only in German because according to the management, if you are in Germany, you must speak and read German fluently. It looks like an average partnership. Basics such as maps, descriptions of attractions, and menus at food outlets should be translated at least into English.Additionally -1 star for the lack of places with water for animals and people. If dogs are allowed, they don't necessarily have to be allowed to pee or... in the only stream on site. Children splash there, even small ones.Sometimes there was no garbage can.To sum up, despite the comments, it is a brilliant place to spend your free time, worth the price.