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The beer garden has existed since approximately 1985. Since 2010 new leaseholders took over the business and continue serving many regulars, including bikers and nature lovers exploring the surrounding forest. A 3½km nature trail with descriptive signs about flora and fauna along the route starts behind the beer garden. A nearby game reserve as well as an observation platform offer visitors a chance to watch deer and wild boar in their natural environment.
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The beer garden has 600 seats in the self-serviced area and 100 seats on a serviced terrace. Unfortunately, there are no traditional beer garden benches in the self-serviced area. Instead there are regular garden tables with chairs. The beer served is [[Wildbräu]] - a regional beer type from the town of Grafing. A [[Maß]] Wildbräu Hell (lager) costs €5.80.
