The Wigwam: A nomadic Native American night;
Dreams under the Milky Way...

The wigwam is a type of dwelling built by the semi-nomadic Native Americans of North America, including the Micmacs and the Algonquins. This circular house consists of a frame of poles on which is fixed the covering of birch bark, or mats of cattails or rushes. The bark pieces are sewn together using spruce or fir roots. In winter, it is covered with animal skins. A fire is constantly maintained in the center, the smoke escapes through a chimney hole.

More contemporary and made by Jean LEHMANN, the “Vosgien” wigwam is dressed in natural cotton canvas and has a large transparent window offering a wide view of the sky.
Placed at the entrance to the park, the wigwam is equipped for wheelchair access.

 Info :
- Equipment: Electricity.
(Sanitaries in the reception building, digicode access)
- Sleeping: The wigwam is equipped with a double bed and two single beds.
(Possibility of an extra bed)
- Location: On the ground, in the orchards.

To be expected:

- Toiletries.
- Flashlight (night access).
- Sleeping bags.
- Prefer suitable footwear.
(Avoid high heels, you can however walk barefoot!)
- Please provide slippers for inside the accommodation.
- Tourist tax: 0.80 euros per person and per night to be paid locally.

Additional :
- Entrance to the park between July 1 and August 31: 11.50 euros per person.
(Two entries will be offered to you for all direct reservations on our site or partnership agreement) Excluding Maison du torment!