Endorphins that put us in a state of bliss are produced, among others, when we eat chocolate, laugh and relax. We still have our own ideas for this. Staring at alpacas' faces, sleeping under a blanket made of their fleece, and meeting animals that soothed all your nerves. In the buffer zone of the Kozienicka Forest, 100 km from Warsaw, we have created a place where you can experience relaxation and thus an endorphin release in several ways. You can sleep in a waterproof tent equipped like a hotel room, jump into a hot water barrel and swat a mosquito in a hammock with a mosquito net. In the morning, take a walk through the dew, spend the day without leaving the deckchair, and in the evening, sit by the fire by the river. We are a place where you can spend a quiet holiday with your family, organize an intimate party, or provide a base if you are an avid cyclist. We are open to everyone. We bring the pleasure of silence, the soothing green of hundred-year-old pines and the presence of a group of animals that delights the senses.
The Alpaka Project Glamping is a place where time slows down.
There are places you come to for a breath of fresh air.
One hundred kilometers from Warsaw, in a pine forest on the edge of the Kozienicka Forest, stand two tents that resemble small cottages more than classic glamping sites. The smell of resin, grass, and peace fills the air, and mornings begin with the murmur of alpacas.
This is a place for those who want to disappear from the map for a while, only to reappear when they've truly rested.
Alpacas – our three gentlemen of good energy
Tofik, Tadzik, and Gniewko. Each one is different, each with their own personality, each with their own approach to carrots and people.
Sometimes they graze in the pasture right in front of the tent, and sometimes they just stand and watch you drink your morning coffee. The kids love them, and the adults just pretend it's "for kids." Encountering alpacas isn't a highlight. It's a peaceful ritual that lingers in your mind for a long time.
Evenings in a Hot Tub
When dusk falls and the forest begins to play its nightly music, we light the hot tub. Hot water, cool air, silence, and a starry sky in Garbatka. This is the moment people return here. Not for an overnight stay—for that feeling that the world has briefly stopped rushing.
Where You'll Sleep
Each tent is set on a wooden deck, spaced appropriately from the other so you have your own privacy. Inside: - a comfortable double bed - two extra mattresses - a chest of drawers and a luggage box - board games and toys for children - soft lighting that creates a cozy atmosphere - a duvet made from our alpaca wool - warm, light, and completely different from anything you've ever covered yourself with. Each tent has its own private bathroom with a shower, and there are also two toilets in the common area.
This isn't survival ;)
What you'll do here
This place doesn't require a plan. It suggests what to do: - drink coffee on the terrace and watch the alpacas - lie in a hammock by the river - swing on the swing until you forget about your phones - light a bonfire and listen to the forest - bathe in a tub under the stars - let the kids disappear on the playground - hop on a bike and ride one of the many trails that stretch through the Kozienicka Forest—from short, forest loops to longer, peaceful stretches perfect for a day trip—just be there.
Nothing is necessary here. Everything is possible here.
The Surroundings
The Kozienicka Forest is forests, paths, rivers, and the kind of silence that's missing in the city. You can walk, ride bikes, pick berries, or simply sit on the grass and watch the day slowly fade into evening.
Who is this place for?
- For couples who want to be alone together
- For families who want to show their children nature
- For people who need a break
- For those who love animals
- For everyone who wants to slow down. Not for parties. Not for noise. For peace.
Each tent has a mini-fridge and a corner with a kettle for making coffee or tea. In the common area, there's also a tent equipped with large wooden tables, an induction cooktop, a dishwasher, dishes, pots, and cutlery. Coffee and tea are available there.
It's quiet, peaceful and intimate here. You can commune with nature and relax in many ways. Here is a list of attractions waiting for you there:
– sessions in a hot barrel called a Japanese sauna (additionally paid PLN 200 per session),
– naps in a hammock,
– evenings by the fire,
– stargazing from deckchairs on the terrace,
– contact with alpacas and the opportunity to feed these charming animals (meeting with alpacas and other animals, telling stories about our flock and feeding it is an additional cost of PLN 120 for up to 4 people, each additional person – PLN 25),
– possibility of ordering a massage.
What's interesting in the area?
When coming to us, take your bikes with you, because there are many picturesque routes in the area. For recreation, you can pedal through the Kozienice Forest (Kozienice Landscape Park) or go to Czarnolas. We recommend trips to Kazimierz Dolny, Dęblin, Królewskie Źródeły or Puławy for intermediate cyclists. For advanced users, routes to Nałęczów or Sandomierz.
For forest hikes, we recommend the Kozienicka Forest. Go to the Krępiec reserve, where there is a 3 km long nature and landscape trail with seven stops with boards, and to the Królewska Źródła River. You can get there by bike in about 40 minutes.
At the Polanka Reservoir there is a guarded swimming area with a sandy beach and the possibility of renting pedal boats and fishing. Also nearby are: Staw Górny with a floating equipment rental in Pionki and Zalew in Zwoleń. You can also go on a kayaking trip on the Radomka River, which we will help you organize.
The Jan Kochanowski Museum in Czarnoles is located 10 km from us (muzeum Kochanowski.pl). You can get there both by car and by bike. The bike route takes approximately 35 minutes.
For aviation enthusiasts, the Air Force Museum with a huge outdoor exhibition (muzeumsp.pl).
For families, we recommend Magic Gardens (35 minutes' drive from us) and the Illusion Farm (also 35 minutes away).
For children, sleeping in a tent is pure joy! Because how can you not enjoy such an adventure! The second best way to give children joy is nature. A pine forest surrounding us, a herd of animals to watch (we have a whole bunch of them here - four alpacas, miniature goats and lambs, rabbits, decorative chickens and parrots, a cat and two dogs), a natural sensory path and a playground! And in the area there are opportunities for hiking or cycling trips, several reservoirs and attractions such as Magic Gardens and the Illusion Farm.
It may surprise you, but our glamping site with amenities also has the convenience of high-speed internet. You can work from us, and the proximity of the capital may be an additional advantage.