Vacation at the Wieslingshof.
Our donkey farm is situated in a secluded location in the heart of the picturesque Allgäu countryside. In the mornings, you can often spot deer at the edge of the forest, and the starry sky shines here in all its glory, far away from the city lights. If you love nature and animals, you’ve come to the right place.
Our cozy vacation apartment is located on the first floor of the farm. In addition to our family, our donkeys, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, cats, and a dog all live here. Upon request, we’d be happy to plan a relaxing hike with our child-friendly and hiking-experienced donkeys.
We’ve lovingly renovated the apartment using natural building materials, making it allergy-friendly.
There are two bedrooms with an en suite shower room; one is furnished with a 180x200cm double bed, and the other with two 100x200cm single beds.
In the living room with its fully equipped open kitchen, you can cozy up in the evening by a crackling fireplace and enjoy the view and the sunshine on the large balcony.
Beautiful biking and hiking trails start right from the farm, making it an ideal starting point for relaxation in the heart of nature; plus, there are plenty of recreational activities available no matter the season.
In 30–60 minutes, you can reach ski resorts such as Eschach, the Tannheimer Valley, or Oberstdorf: Fellhorn, Nebelhorn, Kanzelwand, Neunerköpfle, and many more.
Lake Constance, with Lindau and Bregenz, is also about 30 minutes away.
The Iller Bike Path is just a few minutes away from the Wieslingshof.
Transportation connections via the A7 and A96 highways are excellent, and the Memmingen train station offers connections to Lindau, Oberstdorf, and Munich.
A bakery and butcher shop are located in the next town, just a 5-minute drive away; shopping and restaurants can be found in Bad Grönenbach, Illerbeuren, or Memmingen, all about 12 minutes away.
For a day trip, the Farm Museum in Illerbeuren is just a few minutes away, and the Mountain Farm Museum in Diepolzried is about 45 minutes away, as is the Alpsee in Immenstadt.