Glamping Kaszuby Môłô Wies

Intimate and as close to nature as possible, because only a thin fabric wall of the tent will separate you from the surrounding greenery and the sky, full of stars at night. Our space lies between meadows and fields, on the edge of the forest, three tents are hidden among the trees. They are standing on the shore of a peat lake. Each tent can accommodate a maximum of 2 people, and we can add an extra bed in the sun tent. The area of one tent is 25 m². The tents differ in decorative elements and colors. Each room has a wide bed with a soft mattress and white, fresh-smelling bedding. There are cabinets, clothes hangers and reading lamps. Pillows, carpets, armchairs, pouffes, tables and boho-style decorations as well as plenty of lights create a very cozy atmosphere inside and on the covered, atmospherically lit terraces with a fireplace and equipped with loungers. Terraces - separate for each tent - are located on the shore of the lake. In the immediate vicinity of each tent there is a table covered with a linen tablecloth and filled with wild flowers. Small folkloric accents remind us that we are in Kashubia. To protect you from the cold of the night, we have prepared merino wool blankets and hot water bottles for you. The common area, located behind the tents, consists of a shelter where you will find: - roofed kitchenette with running water, – free-standing gas grill, gas stove - table for 6 people - dishes, pots, coffee makers, refrigerators with cooling inserts available – atmospheric relaxation zone with a fireplace –suspended hammocks In the distance, near the forest wall, there is a toilet complex. There is a washbasin, a shower with hot running water, or to cool down on hot days, water heated by the sun (if the weather is unfavorable, the water is cold) and a toilet with sewage. Next to each tent there is an additional tourist toilet for use at night. It's quiet here, but we are in the countryside and sometimes we can hear the sound of agricultural machines working in the fields. There is a good chance that birds will wake you up in the morning, but the whooping cranes are probably the earliest to wake up. Mosquitoes and moths are also regular visitors, and lizards sometimes enter the terraces. We don't have electricity, so to charge your phones you have to take power banks with you.

Here you will find an open kitchen in a natural setting, with a captivating view of the wall of greenery on all sides. With a medley of bird melodies, you will prepare everything you can dream of. The summer kitchen is well-equipped, you also have a gas grill and tourist refrigerators with cooling inserts. We also have a fireplace. However, it is worth bringing the ingredients with you, because the nearest store is about 4 km away. We will be happy to share with you what is currently growing in our and our closest neighbors' flower beds. You will be able to help yourself with: tomatoes, strawberries, peas, carrots and parsley. There will be a herbarium with fresh herbs at your disposal, there are also apples and pears growing nearby, and blackberry bushes right next to the tents. In the forests surrounding us, seasonally, you will find wild strawberries, raspberries, mushrooms and lots of berries. If you feel like it, we can prepare a basket full of goodies and delicacies for you: fresh eggs from happy hens and local products (cheese, cold cuts, bread and fruit). These are semi-finished products for preparing a truly exquisite breakfast. For those who cannot imagine holiday cooking, we will recommend tasty eateries in the area where you can try traditional Kashubian flavors.

If you sigh for the moments when you swing in a hammock, watch the clouds drift lazily across the sky and are alone with your thoughts, this place is for you. But if you decide that you've had enough peace and quiet and it's time to move on, the area will welcome you with open arms and offer a wealth of attractions. We have three bikes on site so you can go on an adventure through fields and meadows. Just behind the fence we have a friendly horse that you can pet. The area is full of unique pleasures, because after all, we are in Kashubia, and this is a unique place. What does it have to offer? – A bicycle and nature path that starts just around the bend and leads to the crystal clear lobelia lakes (Bytów Lobelia Lakes Trail), which owe their name to the lake lobelias. The same bicycle path leads to Bytów, the surrounding area of which boasts a whole network of routes and paths for two-wheelers. – Forest areas that start right next to the tents. You can walk as much as you want, pick forest fruits, mushrooms and flowers. – A stud farm right next to the bicycle path leading to Bytów and a stable with Polish horses a bit further. – The Słupia River flows nearby, along which you can kayak, starting from Soszyca. The routes are perfect for the first trip with children, you can rent 3-person kayaks. – The beach on Lake Jeleń. – Gothic Teutonic castle and the West Kashubian Museum with 15 exhibition halls in Bytów. – Stone Circles in Węsiory, part of the cemetery of the Goths, a Scandinavian people who arrived in these areas in the second half of the 19th century. 1st century AD If you want to see completely unknown places, we will be happy to tell you where small lakes are hidden in the forests and where the sweetest wild strawberries grow. We also took care of various opportunities to spend time on site. Waiting for you: – Board games, books, drawing paper and soft pencils. Who knows, maybe you will be inspired to create something new here. All sorts of ideas come to mind when you're free, it's worth writing them down or drawing them. – A peat lake where you can swim as if no one was watching. – We can treat you to a magical experience of a relaxing bath, smelling of herbs and meadows, in a zinc bathtub, of course under the open sky (this is an additionally paid option). – A telescope to look at the stars and discover the secrets of the Milky Way. – Evenings filled with croaking frogs, admiring sunsets and being close to each other without any distractions, because we have no electricity or TV sets. – Afternoons with a shadow theater on the tent walls, which you can stare at while taking an afternoon nap.