Camping in Poland Polish campsites are set in some of the most beautiful landscapes in Europe. Discover stunning views in peaceful and breath-taking surroundings, all the while having access to great campsite facilities. In addition, campsites in Polandare very good value, making them a great option for budget conscious travellers. So, whether you are looking for a relaxing holiday or an adventurous one, a stay in a Polish campsite will surely give you an unforgettable holiday experience. Go camping by the Polish seaside and experience wonderful beaches and beautiful landscapes, enjoy swimming, sunbathing, hiking and other activities in safe and picturesque surroundings. Our Polish campsites have so much to offer. Enjoy the slides and adventure at Holiday Golden Resortor relax and chill out at Magra Holiday Club. For a full-on adrenaline rush stay at Western Camp Resort where you can experience Poland's largest amusement park, Energylandi.
Poland, an uncut gem in Europe
Did you know that every year Poland moves higher and higher up the rankings of European countries to visit? Recently, CNN placed Poland in first place on a list of countries you should visit in 2023. Of course, this hasn't happened by chance. Poland is a real jewel in Eastern Europe, famous for its rich history and culture, as well as great architecture, delicious cuisine and breath-taking landscapes. The north of Poland is surrounded by the Baltic Sea, and in the south, there are numerous mountain ranges to enjoy, this makes Poland an ideal place for a beach getaway, a skiing or hiking adventure. Our
Polish campsitesare ideally located for you to explore and enjoy the natural and cultural resources that Poland is famous for. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the Polish sea, take in a relaxing picturesque coastal walk or head inland where mountains ranges and adventures await. All possible with a stay in a Vacansoleil Polish campsite.
Campsites by the sea in Poland
Campsites by the Baltic Sea, such as
Holiday Goldern Resortare ideal for sun lovers, families with children, or those seeking an active holiday. The Polish coast has beautiful vistas, picturesque seaside towns and plenty of outdoor activities, especially in the
West-Pomeraniaregion. Visitors can enjoy the many beaches, explore the sights and bustling cities or just relax and enjoy the stunning scenery. From your
campsite by the sea, you can enjoy a day trip to Ustka or Łeba; these picturesque towns are well worth a visit. In addition to miles of beaches, you will find many attractions for children; from the dinosaur park and wax museum in Łeba to sea cruises in Ustka. For trips further afield we recommend beautiful Gdańsk with its cobbled streets and colourful buildings. Great nightlife in also on offer in cities such as Mielno or Sopot with their famous clubs, bars, pubs and live music venues. There are also many night-time cultural attractions, such as open-air cinemas, theatre and music festivals to enjoy. For all things nautical, check out Gdansk's ship building heritage and giant cranes or Poland's highest lighthouse in Świnoujście.
Great family camping trips
Would you like to combine your holiday with a campsite near theme parks and local activities for your kids? Then look no further than our campsite Western Camp Resort, here you'll find many attractions for younger children and teenagers. Right next to the campsite is Energylandia amusement park, with a wide range of rollercoasters, water attractions and live shows. The whole family will be entertained here! Younger kids can enjoy Bajkolandia and its special Family Zone where crazy roller coasters, carousels and water rides will provide hours of fun. It's not all about roller coasters either as there are attractions designed to stimulate the curiosity of young people, including educational performances, magic shows and an LED show. Parents and teenagers can head to the Extreme Zone, where the brave ones can have a go on Zadra, the world's highest wooden roller coaster. Near the campsite there is also the unique, Park Inwałd. Here you can marvel at the phenomenal miniature monuments and buildings from around the world. Go back in time to the Mesozoic era and the Middle Ages, and for nature lovers you can visit to the Mini Zoo and the garden of John Paul II. Not too far from the campsite is the city of Krakow, perfect for a quick and inexpensive city break. Numerous monuments, including Wawel Royal Castle, the Cloth Hall, as well as museums and galleries await you. Of course, there's plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants for you to enjoy too. As the city is only 50 km from Western Camp Resort it's easy to make several visits.
