Camping in Poland
Poland has strong theatrical and musical traditions and a rich folklore history. Small local feasts, fairs and contests occur throughout the country, particularly in the summer.
Situated in the heart of Europe, Poland is a country rich in culture and heritage. Having transformed itself after years of invasions and interference from its neighbours. It has now become an ideal place for those looking for something a little different.
The northern part of Poland is varied, well-forested and gently undulating, with the coastline providing miles of sandy beaches, bays, cliffs and dunes. The flat central plain is the main agricultural area and heading south the terrain rises, with the mountaineous regions being dominated by two big ranges, the Sudetens in the west and the Carpathians in the south. Here you'll find plenty of caves to explore. Poland also has over 9,000 lakes; the majority located in the north east in the Pomeranian and Masurian Lake districts. These lakes offer many opportunties for water sports enthusiasts, anglers, nature lovers and bird watchers. Completely ravaged by the Second World War, Warsaw has been rebuilt and developed into a thriving capital, with plenty of churches, palaces, galleries and museums to visit. Unlike the capital, Krakow still retains its original character and wealth of architecture, having come through the war unscathed to become one of the world's twelve most significant historic sites as listed by UNESCO.
Camping in Poland
A selection of the most popular destinations for camping in Poland.
