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We made sure that you could get bored, relax, but also spend your time actively. Each tent has a terrace (sofas, armchairs, table) overlooking the lake, so you can enjoy your morning coffee in your pajamas to the accompaniment of a bird radio and a view of the quiet Dejguny Mountains. The lake is located in a quiet zone, so no engines will disturb your relaxation.
Our area has as much as 8 hectares of meadows and a birch forest reaching down to the lake. We have a lot of ideas to diversify your holidays, and new ones appear all the time. Here's what we have prepared for you:
- two piers only for Glamila guests,
- two beaches - one sandy, the other grassy,
- great playground,
- pond,
- outdoor swimming pool with a large paddling pool for children
- a tub with hot water
- food truck zone - one with a cafe, the other with quality food to hand (fries, casseroles, burgers, etc.),
- Beach chairs,
- swings (large wooden)
- fireplace with tables and benches,
- large gas grill (for an additional fee),
- charcoal grill for each tent (included in the price),
- bicycles for adults and children to rent (for an additional fee),
- water bike (additionally paid)
- kayaks (included in the price),
- SUP boards (included in the price),
- solar catamaran - solemaran powered by an electric motor (additionally paid).
If you have a pair in your hands or want to reach the Great Masurian Lakes by solemaran, head towards the Dejguny Canal. However, this is not an easy matter. The canal is narrow and overgrown, approximately 2.2 km long. You will reach Lake Tajta. And then the choice is yours: Kisajno or Niegocin.
You can use bikes rented from us to ride the newly constructed Masurian Bicycle Loop. The entire loop is to be completed by the end of 2023. The north-eastern route leads through Sterławki Małe, and from there it's just a few pedal strokes to get to our glamping site. The Masurian Bicycle Loop is a trail over 300 km long, connected to the GreenVelo Trail. It leads through picturesque Masurian towns and, in addition to wonderful nature, you can see many monuments and tourist attractions. We have prepared bicycle routes for you, leading to nearby monuments and tourist attractions.
It is also worth going by bike or car to:
- Giżycka, where you can kill several birds with one stone in the water tower. There is a viewing point, a museum and a cafe here.
- Boyen Fortress in the shape of a star, which was a very strategically important object built in the territory of then East Prussia. The fortress is located on a narrow isthmus between lakes Niegocin and Kisajno
- Wolf's Lair, i.e. the remains of Adolf Hitler's headquarters from World War II. Most of the bunkers located in the Wolf's Lair were destroyed, but the preserved ones can be admired to this day and listen to guides who tell great stories. We recommend a guided tour. The place is located in Gierłoż near Kętrzyn.
- Bunkers in Grzybów (2 km from us on foot),
- Teutonic Castle in Kętrzyn (16 km),
- Masurian Museum in Owczarnia (9.8 km),
- Teutonic Castle in Ryn (11 km).
In the immediate vicinity there are ponds and a fishing ground, a pasture with cows for mucie fans (and we know there are some), extensive meadows and forests. If you are an avid angler, take your equipment with you. You buy a subscription at the fishery, and after catching your catch, you buy the fish (if you want to take it with you). You can cast your fishing rod for carp, minnows, perch, eels and pike.
In addition, it is worth lounging on the pier, jumping into the lake, swimming in the pool, taking a leisurely stroll through the surrounding fields and forests, walking along the narrow causeway between the lakes above Dejgunek, discovering an island covered with oaks where an old Prussian priest lived, whom he went to for advice and advice. The nearby Galindians came to carry out fortune telling. There may be some truth to the old legends, because vessels and Roman coins dating back to the Antonine dynasty were found from the bottom of the lake. According to archaeologists, they were a gift from the Galindians to the priest.