We took the idea for the name of our glamping site from Szymon's nickname as a guard in the Roztocze Horse Guard of Nature Conservation, named after the 25th Greater Poland Uhlan Regiment. In ancient times, Szysza would mount his horse and, along with his brave companions, roam the lush lands of Roztocze. As a horse guard, he educated tourists, kept the forests clean, cultivated equestrian traditions, and cared for the horses. All this to protect the priceless natural landscape of Roztocze National Park.

Where is Roztocze anyway? Our guests are often amazed that they had no idea such a picturesque, wild, and forest-scented region existed. We are hidden in eastern Poland, in a land that remains an undiscovered secret for many. We pitched our tents in the heart of the forest, in a clearing where a sawmill once operated. We've created a space as intimate as possible: we only have four tents, and we can accommodate a maximum of 12 people. We want you to feel at ease here, worrying only about which side to roll onto in the hammock. That's why we've ensured the tents are of a comfortable standard, including full-size beds smelling of clean linen, electricity, and a small refrigerator. We live next door, discreetly checking in on you. If you've forgotten anything, need advice, or assistance, just knock! And if you're looking for tips on what to see in Roztocze, we'll tell you all about it. Come visit our glamping site. It's the perfect base for cycling, kayaking, forest walks, and swimming in the Echo Ponds, located 3 km away. It's simply lush and forested!

PLEASE NOTE: We only operate in July and August.

Our new site is in the middle of the forest, accessible from the main road by a 300-meter forest path. Huge blueberry bushes (seriously!) line the plot, and in autumn, mushrooms abound.
The village is called BAGNO, located 1.5 km from Zwierzyniec – the heart of Roztocze. It's 400 meters from the Roztocze National Park Green Trail.

We have four tents, furnished for your comfort and coziness. They include basic furnishings: dressers and bedside tables, and amenities include fresh linens, clean towels, blankets, romantic lighting, a set of cutlery and mini tableware, an electric kettle, coffee and tea.

The two Premium tents are much more spacious and additionally equipped with coffee tables with armchairs, coat racks, and bathrobes.

The Premium tents also include a small refrigerator.

In front of each tent is a garden umbrella and a table with chairs. Each tent has its own hammock on a frame and loungers.

All tents have electricity, but no internet.

You have access to one shared glamping bathroom with showers, sinks, and a toilet with plumbing. Located in a bathroom container, we maintain high standards – you don't have to worry about running hot water or comfort.

We don't have a kitchen, but we do have a fire pit and barbecue area, which only adds to the camping spirit. For meals, we recommend grilled sausages and vegetables. Each tent comes with cutlery, cups, plates, and an electric kettle, so you can easily prepare breakfast and dinner.

Days spent glamping may be leisurely, but that doesn't mean they're boring. However, you should know that this type of vacation is for those who enjoy close contact with nature. Those who enjoy being active will especially enjoy our location, as the surrounding area is perfect for active pursuits. We also welcome anyone who wants to explore Roztocze.

The Roztocze Central Cycling Trail runs along the main road (300 meters from us). We have charming cycling routes and six bikes for rent (2 women's, 2 men's, 2 children's, and 1 highchair). You can cycle to Zwierzyniec (1.5 km) on a safe and wide bike path or visit Chrząszcz from Szczebrzeszyn (10 km).

Nearby, there's a beautiful, wide sidewalk and bike path leading directly to Zwierzyniec for shopping, dinner, a hike, an evening concert, or a movie. During the annual Summer Film Academy (in August), you can stroll, ride a scooter, a stroller, or even a bike. There's no need to start your car at all.

Roztocze National Park
The wild Polish horse lives in the forests of Roztocze National Park, and that's reason enough to visit. If you don't encounter horses on the forest path, you can visit their sanctuary on Florianka. There are many more – for example, it's worth taking a walk along the path over the dune to Echo Ponds and the educational trail to Bukowa Góra.

You can also spend almost no time at all and enjoy the bliss of glamping. On-site, we offer:
– endless concerts of forest birds in your private hammock,
– relaxation in a hot tub under the starry sky,
– evening film screenings – we have a projector and a large screen – we can organize a screening for you upon request; just let us know you're interested,
– campfires, which you can prepare yourself,
– for history buffs, we can organize a MEET-A-GUIDE by the campfire – our friendly guide will share stories from Roztocze.

If you're tired of our forest and just enjoy basking in the sun, you can head to the beach at Echo Ponds (4 km) or the "Rudka" swimming area (4 km).

We can also help you organize a kayaking trip on the picturesque Wieprz River. You'll find routes here that can take you an hour or even eight!

And if you crave culture and art? Within easy driving distance are:

Zwierzyniec
Zwierzyniec offers a wealth of attractions, from delicious ice cream and local food (e.g., Piróg Biłgorajski, Zwierzyniec beer), to historical sites and trailheads. There are also Echo Ponds and Rudka Reservoir (about 4 km from us), where you can swim and sunbathe on the sandy beach. About 3 km from us is the Educational and Museum Center, which hosts the exhibition "In the Land of Fir, Beech, and Tarpan," which we especially recommend for children. A must for every self-respecting tourist ;) is a photo op on the bridge by the spectacular church "on the water" and a walk to Bukowa Góra (one of the coolest viewpoints and a nature reserve in Zwierzyniec). In addition, there's Florianka, Zwierzyńczyk, the Plenimpotent Palace, and, of course, the Zwierzyniec Brewery from 1806, which you can both visit and taste :)

Zwierzyniec also hosts the Summer Film Academy, which we highly recommend to all film buffs. The Academy isn't just about films, but also offers numerous outdoor events.

Zamość

The city, built by Jan Zamoyski, is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Zamość is said to be the Polish pearl of the Renaissance. Be sure to visit the Zamość Market Square, home to the oldest operating pharmacy in Poland (from the early 17th century). It's also worth exploring the walls surrounding the Zamość Fortress, the best-preserved late Renaissance synagogue in Poland, or the house where Marek Grechuta was born.

If you'd like to take a guided or unguided tour of the unique corners of Roztocze, let us know, and we'll help you find your way around the maps, point out directions, and point out the most interesting places.

We welcome children with open tents. We saw with our own eyes how much fun it is to stay overnight with the elderly while glamping. Especially if you find some camaraderie next door. Here, kids will have a break from tablets and traditional toys. You can run barefoot from morning to evening, throwing pine cones at a target, or build a hut in the forest. There's always a deck of cards or paper somewhere and a box of crayons in case it rains.