Welcome to Kleineicholzheim -
Where fox and moose say good night!
Kleineicholzheim is a district of the municipality Schefflenz in the Neckar Odenwald district.
Our Finnish log house was built in 1999. On the ground floor there is an open area with kitchen and living room with direct access to the covered terrace and the garden, a bathroom / toilet and two bedrooms with a single bed 90 x 200 cm and a bunk bed 90 x 200 cm. In the attic there is a large room with a double bed, 1 single bed and enough space for additional mattresses. There is a small gallery above the living room. 2 people can sleep here. There is a carport, additional parking spaces and a lockable storage room e.g. B. for bicycles.

You have access to the entire house with terrace and garden. An evening small campfire in the garden does not bother small neighbors. There is also a grill fireplace.
FIREWOOD, SAUNA WOOD AND GRILL COAL ARE EXTRA CALCULATED.
You have the house to yourself during the booking period. We, the landlords, live directly opposite and are happy to answer any questions or problems you may have.

As already mentioned -
far away and still in the middle of it!
Numerous excursion destinations are available within a radius of approx. 100 km. These include e.g. B,
- the stalactite cave in Eberstadt
- the Roman Museum
- the Histotainment Park Adventon Osterburken
- the half-timbered town of Mosbach
- the Technik Museum in Sinsheim
- the Neckar valley with numerous castles and
   romantic corners and more.

Click on the map. There you will find numerous destinations in our area. We are happy to help you plan your daily goals.

You can reach us by car
- from the A 81, exit Osterburken, approx. 20 km
- from the A 6 exit Sinsheim, approx. 45 km
- from the A 3 exit Stockstadt, via Amorbach,
  approx. 60 km
The S-Bahn station is practically on the doorstep. The entire Neckar Valley with the most beautiful sights such as Mosbach, Zwingenberg, Eberbach, Hirschhorn, Neckarsteinach, Heidelberg, Mannheim and the Palatinate is at your feet. With the S-Bahn, continue with the bike. Can it get any better?