Translated by Google Translate.
Lake Chill, as the name suggests, is a combination of proximity to the lake with relaxation, according to an unwritten thesis that is best verified empirically: life is better by the lake. We have some evidence to confirm it, waiting for you on site:
– access to the lake, where there is a pier, and the possibility of renting: SUP boards, rowing boats, bicycles, kayaks, pedal boats (the rental is also available on the main beach in Mierzyn),
– sauna heated by a wood-burning stove (located a few meters from the shore, after the session you can immediately immerse yourself in the lake),
– 6-person jacuzzi with a view of the lake,
– separate place for a bonfire,
– possibility of organizing a massage – there are many options, just ask, we will tell you about all of them.
Very close to the houses there is a forest full of mushrooms and a river during the season. There are 100 lakes in the area, as befits the Land of 100 Lakes, the closest one - Lake Mierzyńskie - will be right under your nose. You can walk around them along the edge of the escarpment (the distance is just over 3.5 km and it takes about 45 minutes). There is a city beach by the lake.
What is worth seeing, doing and visiting in the area?
– ride bikes around the Notecka Forest,
– see the charming Sieraków (and there is the Opaliński Castle Museum), the Sierakowski Landscape Park and visit two lakes in the area: Jaroszewskie and Lutomskie,
– visit the breeding farms of Greater Poland horses and Polish horses run by the Stallion Stud,
– enter the Góra Głazów viewpoint, located on the road from Kwilcz to Sieraków,
– go kayaking on the Obra or Warta rivers,
– celebrate at the Bolete Festival in Międzychód (at the beginning of September),
– visit the Kamionki Valley Nature Reserve in the Pszczewski Landscape Park,
– drop by the Nature Education Center in Chalin to see the 19th-century restored manor house and walk around the manor park,
– in Marianowe (a hamlet of the village of Bucharzewo) see probably the thickest tree of the Notecka Forest – the Józef oak with a circumference of approx. 840 cm, named after the forester Józef Chwirot.