Agroturystyka Sójkowy Zakątek 

We have 5 rooms for guests - three in the attic and two on the ground floor. By renting a room, you will of course have access to common areas: equipped kitchen, dining room, garden, common area in the attic, two porches and a recreational barn. Bathrooms are shared. The only room with its own bathroom is the Sun Room.

We do not offer modern cuisine or cuisine from all over the world. We simply feed at home and with heart. During the season (long weekends, holidays), full board is included in the price. During the off-season, guests can decide for themselves whether they want to cook for themselves or not. There is access to a shared kitchen all year round. We are an ecological farm, we are surrounded by ecologically cultivated fields. All our harvests later reach the table in the form of, for example, jams. We also have fresh eggs, home-made bread and a neighbor with real milk straight from the cow.

Around the house there are 6 hectares of meadows and fields that invite you to walk or at least admire them from the terrace. The meadows flow smoothly into the forest with lakes and nature reserves hidden between the trees. And all these walking opportunities are provided by Puszcza Notecka. Therefore, I recommend spending your free time there - in nature, which you can admire from the perspective of two legs, two wheels, a kayak (organized rafting trips on the Drawa River) or a horse's back (for mounts, go to the Rusinowo stables). At least for one day it is worth going to the Drawieński National Park, where you can: - choose one of the trails, which have a total length of 230 km, - get to know the fish that live here, and these are species that are rarely seen in Poland (e.g. river lamprey, salmon, brown trout), - look for otters and beavers, - find the Evangelical-Augsburg cemetery from the 19th century, - cross-country skiing along the lakes. If you are looking for historical attractions - look around carefully. In this area, you can be in the middle of the forest and suddenly see stairs. The locals call it "stairway to heaven". They are the remains of the settlement of Stare Zacisze, where a palace and a farm once stood. It was the home of the German activist Hans Paasche, who was shot in 1920 for his pacifist attitudes, helping oppositionists and criticizing colonial policy. In the Corner itself you will find: - a barn with a ping-pong table, a mini gym and space for workshops, - five bikes for rent (free of charge), - badminton and volleyball court and equipment - table football - Nordic walking poles, - the previously mentioned living room and two porches for relaxing on site. - there may be a lot of children during the holidays