Roka's farm is named after the nickname of the former owner Rocco ( translated means fox) . As part of a farm, situated ethno house and homeland exhibition. The Farm is located away from settlements and roads in complete peace on the shores of the Special Nature Reserve Ludasko Lake is .
Accommodation is in double, triple and quadruple rooms located in buildings that have been converted for guests . We use solar energy for electricity and hot water .

Roka’s farm is one of the last remaining authentic buildings in the area which have preserved the characteristic features of Northern-Backa architecture: houses built in three parts with rammed earth walls and thatched roofs.

To this day raditional ovens and various archaic open chimney fireplaces are working.

In the visitors’ room looking upon the Lake elaborate original roka farm furniture is displayed. The ethnographic collection presents objects, everyday utensils and tools of the long-vanished peasant world roka farm