Woodland

In the house located on the edge of the forest you will find: a spacious and cozy living room with a sofa bed, table and TV, kitchenette, two bedrooms (one with a double bed, the other with two single beds) and a bathroom with a shower and a bathtub. Inside, it smells of wood, which is the basis of the decor. It refers to what is outside - a pine forest, which you can look at from a comfortable space organized next to one of the windows. In front of the house there is a large terrace created for relaxing and eating meals with a view of the forest.

We have several ways to deal with boredom, although in Kamieńczyk no one drives it away, they rather indulge in it with bliss. Woodland is an escape cottage, when you come here, try to empty your heads of all the thoughts that are swirling around them, and enjoy the sun rays on your face, the view of the pine forest and the peace and quiet. At home and its immediate surroundings you can: – warm up in the sauna*, – read books in a cozy space in front of one of the windows, – eat breakfast on the wooden terrace and sit there with a book, – play board games, – take a relaxing bath in the bathtub, – make a barbecue or bonfire in a designated place, – go to the forest, – walk along the Liwiec River (and stop for a soak, picnic or bath), – sail down the Bug River, – ride a bike on nearby roads or in the forest, – in winter, cross-country skiing. There are several interesting points in the area: In Kamieńczyk there is a private Ethnographic and Historical Museum, run by an enthusiast. Henryk Słowikowski, who collected numerous collections, you can see there old wooden houses, a model of a rafting raft (in the 19th and 20th centuries, Kamieńczyk became a rafting settlement) and eat tasty pancakes at the inn. There is a palace and a farm in Łochów, and there are craft workshops in which you can take part (you can check the program on Facebook). You can also see there a historic railway station from 1862, which was part of a larger complex (built with the Warsaw-St. Petersburg Railway in mind). The Łochów bicycle trail, 55 km long, begins and ends in Łochów. The Bug Landscape Park is located in the valley of the lower Bug River, visit it to walk, ride two wheels and watch (if you happen to see them): moose, deer, roe deer, wild boars, badgers and foxes, as well as beavers and otters. Fans of birdwatching, beware! The park is a shelter for about 200 species, you may be able to spot: a black stork, a kingfisher, a curlew and a crane. Szumin, where the famous house of Zofia and Oskar Hansen is located - the manifesto of Open Form and a branch of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. To visit the Hansen family's summer resort, you must make an appointment in advance using the application form available online. There is a Whistle Museum in Gwizdały with thousands of exhibits. *one-time sauna fee: PLN 150 (this amount includes unlimited access to the sauna, wood, towels, essential oils).