The organic farm of about 70–80 hectares breeds riding horses and offers riding lessons, courses and camps. Horses live in herds, eat mainly farm-grown organic hay and graze in summer. Riding facilities include a large outdoor arena and forest and field trails. Horse breeding began in 1975.
Partial full-board care is offered for broodmares and young horses. The guesthouse is built from glue-free solid timber, straw and clay, with recovered stable heat as its main heat source. Heat recovery has supplied stable underfloor heating since 2004. The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible.
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