Pentru iubitorii de aventura si senzatii tari, cat si pentru cei carora le place sa-si petreaca timpul in natura, Edenland Park este locul ideal. Situat in Balotesti, aproape de padurea Snagov, parcul natural este locul perfect unde sa-ti petreci zilele de weekend, cu prietenii sau chiar cu familia.
Locul dispune de toate facilitatile. Restaurant cu pizzerie, paintball, tir cu arcul si cu arma, catarari prin copaci si baza de echitatie. De asemenea, pentru doritori, sunt disponibile o serie de casute deosebite construite in copaci, pe care le pot inchiria peste noapte, la preturi accesibile. Casutele ofera tot confortul necesar, fiecare avand baie proprie, aer conditionat sau incalizre. Peisajul este unul ravasitor. Toate amenajarile facute sunt din lemn, astfel incat oamenii se pot bucura de o atmosfera rustica, interesanta si antrenanta, pe langa aerul curat si linistea din padure.
Parcul este frecventat de turisti din toate zonele tarii, de foarte multi straini si cu toate acestea, cei care il viziteaza se pot bucura de o liniste deplina. Curatenia este cel mai important aspect si este respectata cu strictete, atat de angajatii parcului, cat si de vizitatori.
Baza de echitatie ofera lectii de agrement, plimbari in padure pentru cunoscatori si plimbari prin padure cu ponei pentru copii. De asemenea, locul este amenajat si cu un bar, canapele cu baldachine si facilitati pentru vizitatori, astfel incat sa petreci timpul liber relaxandu-te in cele mai bune conditii.
Locul nu percepe taxa de intrare, se poate vizita de luni pana vineri intre orele 09:00 si 18:00 iar in weekend de la 10:00 la 19:00. Copii au loc de joaca special amenajat, astfel incat restul familiei sa poata sa faca activitati separate.
Edenland Park este locul ideal de vizitat in timpul verii, fiind accesibil tuturor, avand niste peisaje superbe si unele dintre cele mai bune tarife in ceea ce priveste activitatile oferite.
Sursa foto: http://www.edenland.ro/
Razvan A
13 iunie 2017 at 12:34
Atasez si aici povestea despre cum mi-a fost furat telefonul, cu urmatoarele mentiuni:
1. nu am solicitat Edenland despagubiri, ci doar sa modifice politica interna, conform careia orice angajat Edenland cunoaste parola de reset a dulapioarelor de la vestiar.
2. nu am mentionat vreunui angajat Edenland ce telefon am (aveam), ca ei sa stie ca e vorba de un iPhone, deci lucrurile sunt destul de clare in privinta cui a furat telefonul
3. Edenland nu s-a sinchisit sa imi zica decat ca “aia e, se intampla”.
4. Daca as obtine permisiunea Edenland, as publica intreaga corespondenta cu ei, ca sa vedeti cata lipsa de diplomatie au vis-a-vis de acest eveniment, altfel nu am voie sa o public.
5. Nu m-as supara sa share-uiti acest mesaj.
Review publicat initial pe TripAdvisor: To sum up, they stole my phone from the locker-room. I left my belongings in a locker. I went to check up on my phone a couple times, so I know for sure it was in the locker. After 3 hours (that’s how long a ticket for the tree-tracks lasts) my phone wasn’t there anymore. My money was gone as well. Check this out, cause this is the tricky part. When you get a locker, you also get to set up a 4 digit password. My password worked just fine the two times that I checked on my phone, but it didn’t work the third time! I went to the staff from the equipment zone (it’s next to the lockers) and said that my locker password doesn’t work anymore. Everyone, literally Everyone, in the staff offered to reset my password, meaning that they all knew how to reset the lockers!!! A guy in the staff reset my password and that’s when I noticed my phone and money weren’t in my bag anymore. I asked for their manager. Their manager (a lady) and the chief of security came there and I told them what happened and how abnormal it is for all the staff to have acces to any of the lockers. They said that this is their policy. Also, they took me to their surveillance room, only to find out that there is no camera pointing towards the locker-room area, so it was impossible to identify who went for my stuff. All they could say is that they were sorry and that they can’t help me. The best part is that one of the guys from equipment told me for sure that it wasn’t any of his colleagues to steal my stuff and also mentioned that “no one would dare still an iPhone, since they are traceable”. Nice, huh? 🙂 I won’t bore you with how the story goes on, but I’m just telling you to better not leave your belongings in the locker room, since the Police in Romania isn’t very keen on helping you find your lost stuff.