ArchitectureIn addition to a typical regional wooden house with carved wooden balconies, there are modern buildings here, round or curved like half-snail shells, which face the sun. Golden-tiled saunas, differently furnished rooms with mud walls and wooden floors, personalized and energy-saving lighting systems, hanging indoor gardens and many other ideas testify to the momentum with which the Nielsen brothers and their team converted the former guest house and the surrounding area into their AdventureCamp carving mill. All materials used and the artisans come from the region.

FoodWild blueberries… straight from the forest… collected by yourself. Without an official organic seal, but grown wild in nature and then used in the carving mill kitchen to make delicious lemonade or pancakes. The other foods used to cook, bake and brew in the carving mill come largely from the region. Much directly from friends of farmers and farmers, some officially certified organic, some simply with "organic thinking" in the heart but produced without a seal. With just as much momentum as the entire system of the AdventureCamp Schnitzmühle is operated and designed, the chef and his team conjure up typical Bavarian and Thai exotic dishes or very creative combinations of both from these high-quality ingredients in the kitchen of the hotel';s Thai-Bay restaurant. Much of it vegetarian or vegan.

SocialIn the Schnitzmühle, a fixed group of employees work who maintain a close family work and lifestyle with a friendly relationship. The Schnitzmühle provides help in the distance with its commitment to a school project for street children in the Republic of the Congo. Free cooking classes for local children are organized for local people and several times a month there are also events such as concerts or cabaret in the rooms or on the premises that contribute to enriching the cultural life in the area. Among other things, charity projects are organized here in cooperation with the residents of Lebenshilfe.

EnvironmentThe carving mill is not only called that, it used to be a mill. And, as is to be expected of a mill with a direct location on the flowing water, it was powered by hydropower. Milling is no longer carried out here today, but the old right to use water still exists and is now being used to generate electricity using its own modern hydropower plant. So much electricity that the entire needs of the campsite can be covered and there is still something left. The carving mill also has a photovoltaic system.

Well-BeingWhen the Nielsen brothers took over the regiment at the Schnitzmühle, it soon became clear to them: they did not want to turn their family business at the “end of the world” into a normal wellness hotel like the ones everywhere. And so it became an AdventureCamp. But of course there is an Emoji SPA with the finest sauna. To relax, for health, as a pleasure. And also a steam bath, a cozy relaxation room, the whirlpool and also Thaiurveda - Ayurvedic massages and yoga classes are offered, for example on the full moon on the shores of the lake. But also in the wellness area the carving mill team came up with a few extra specials - apart from the very imaginative design of the whole thing anyway. So there is the Space Boxx (let yourself be surprised) and the Bang Box - a room for active stress management, which is available to guests for very private steam release moments with a punching bag and music system for uninhibited singing along and dancing or in which one can box a Thai box - or book an action painting lesson.