Melody Village

Welcome to nature. You will sleep on a large (6.5 ha) postglacial meadow, surrounded by forests and woods, the terrain of which resembles the Beskids more than Kashubia. It is not without reason that the area in the vicinity is called Kashubian Switzerland or the Kashubian Beskids. In this beautiful, undulating terrain we have 11 tents, 4 shared bathrooms and a communal kitchen for residents of smaller tents. If you do not like climbing, choose large tents that are slightly lower. If the walk uphill is not a problem for you, choose a smaller tent. They stand on a fairly steep part of our area and to get there you have to climb about 25 meters up. After climbing onto the terrace, all steps are rewarded with a wonderful view of the surrounding hills. We can choose from: - 8 double tents with terraces. The tents have comfortable double beds with fragrant bedding. The tents offer a view of Sosna Góra and the Little Kashubian Beskids. Possible extra bed (on your own, e.g. an air mattress). - 3 five-person tents with terraces. The tents have a kitchenette, dining room, two bedrooms and a large covered terrace. There is a double bed in one bedroom, a double bed in the other and a single bed above it via a ladder. Vertical windows on the front and side of the tent let plenty of natural light into the kitchen and living room. Bathrooms and a shared kitchen are downstairs. However, they are not visible from the tents, so as not to disturb the beautiful views. There are 4 bathrooms - each closed from the inside, has a shower, toilet and washbasin. The kitchen is one and fully equipped - mainly for use by residents of small tents. Large tents have their own kitchenettes.

As with camping, you have to manage your meals yourself. We don't look into whether it will be a powder soup or a home-made two-course dinner with dessert. Large tents have kitchenettes - equipped with refrigerators, gas stoves, sink, dishes, cutlery and pots, wine glasses, kettle, etc. You can make instant coffee or spit, you can prepare all meals and eat them at the table in the tent or at the terrace. There are no kitchenettes in the small tents. Therefore, in order to prepare something to eat, we have created a common kitchen for use by all glamers. The kitchen is located at the bottom of the plot, adjacent to the bathrooms and is fully equipped. There are refrigerators, gas cookers, microwaves, kettles, dishes and cutlery. So you can come here with your purchases and store them in cabinets or refrigerators, prepare meals and eat here in the kitchen or climb into the tent with food. It is also worth going for a walk (2.4 km) to Dąbrówka to get fresh trout from Mr. Dariusz's Farm. Then the fish was on the grill and dinner was ready. The nearest shops can be found in Milwin or in Dąbrówka. Such rural, multi-sector, where you will find everything from socks to curdled milk. In the villages nearby there are many restaurants where you can go or order food with delivery.

Welcome to our postglacial meadow, from the top of which you can see the beautiful Kashubian Beskids. Yes, you read it right, from the top of the meadow, and so Beskid Kaszubski. Our 6.5 hectare forest clearing is very irregular, undulating and beautiful. We won't organize a football field here, because it's hard to find a square meter of flat ground, but we have other advantages. From the times of the great glacier, we are left with a rather steep hill, on which now there are eight smaller tents, a smaller hill with 3 large tents, and the river valley below. It is a place that fills with water in spring or autumn, during thaws or heavy rains. There is also a paved road running through our area, which is a remnant of the oldest Via Regia trade route - the Amber Route, connecting Europe with Russia and Hungary. Traders returning from the Baltic Sea with an armful of amber used this road to reach the Milwińska Huta colored glassworks. It is on this cobblestone that leads a tourist trail: walking and cycling, the so-called "Bruk Barłomiński" (from Barłomin through Milwino and further towards Gdańsk) and the Nordic Walking route called "Widokowa" (15.5 km) Robakowo - Milwino, through Dąbrówka and Sychowo. There is also a viewing point in Milwińska Huta: 201 meters above sea level. on the panorama of Luzin (Wejherowska Street). Each tent has its own terrace. It is from here that you can admire the milky way, because the sky is clear, not polluted by city lights. Here in the morning you can drink a coffee, practice yoga (take a mat), and in the evening watch the radiation mists spread like a white duvet at the bottom of the plot. You can wade knee-deep in them and see what it's like to walk in the clouds. In the morning, instead of the alarm clock, you can be roused by cranes, whose klangor is more effective than any alarm. There are lairs of these birds nearby, so it can be really loud. When you come to us in September or October, get ready for the rut. In our meadow we have met huge deer with antlers like tree branches a few times. You can also spot fallow deer in the forest, and there are a lot of them here. In addition, we have simple fun - a fire, a cauldron, a walk over the nearby Gościcina River. If you want to continue your trip, we recommend the Pełcznica nature reserve. This a water nature reserve belonging to the Tricity Landscape Park. Within its limits there are the Pałsznik, Wygoda and Krypko lakes as well as the adjacent rushes, peat bogs and forest communities. Interestingly, the Pałsznik Lakes and Comfort are lobelia lakes. This means that they were created thanks to climate change during the Holocene period. The warming climate has caused the glacier to break up into slowly melting ice blocks. The glacier retreating from Pomerania left its troughs filled with gradually melting ice. This is how these lakes, extremely rare specimens in Pomerania, were created.