Camping Pole Horyzont

With its proximity to the sea, Camping Pole Horyzont is perfect for a carefree holiday on the Polish Baltic coast. Bathers can reach the long sandy beach via a small path through a strip of greenery. Families love travelling to Wladyslawowo because of the child-friendly atmosphere. A large playground invites children to let off steam, and dog owners are also very welcome at the campsite.

Comfortable campsite near the beach with a large playground

The popular holiday resort of Wladyslawowo on the Polish Baltic Sea is located at the western end of the Bay of Gdansk. Camping Pole Horyzont is perched on a hill above the extensive sandy beach and boasts a quiet location. Some of the pitches are divided by hedges. Each pitch, measuring around 60 square metres, has its own electricity connection. Thanks to the free Wi-Fi in the reception building and restaurant, guests stay connected to the outside world. A popular meeting point on the campsite is the communal tent with cosy seating. Kettles and barbecues are also available here for preparing simple meals. Campers can buy ingredients for this in a nearby supermarket. Camping Pole Horyzont provides its guests with a hot drinks machine and a small bistro. Numerous snack bars and restaurants are just a few steps away from the campsite. For the youngest holidaymakers, there is a lovingly designed playground with a slide, climbing frame and swings. There are also creative workshops where children can paint and do handicrafts with other children. Families also like to book the campsite because of its proximity to the sea. A gently sloping path leads sun worshippers and swimming enthusiasts through the green belt to the extensive beach. Water sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the wide range of activities on offer here. The campsite also offers bikes for hire to explore the surrounding area.

Excursions around the campsite

Around 3 kilometres from Camping Pole Horyzont, the Ocean Park attracts families. Highlights include the impressive figures of ocean giants, such as whales, and numerous fun rides such as giant trampolines and a bouncy castle. Just 300 metres from the campsite, visitors can test their balance and skills in the climbing forest by negotiating bridges, wobbly beams and nets. A walk along the avenue of sports stars is also interesting: greats such as the Polish biathlete Tomasz Sikora and the Italian extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner have immortalised themselves here. Nature lovers are drawn to the Chlapowo Gorge, just 1 km from the campsite. On a hike through the landscape park, holidaymakers can enjoy a magnificent view of the cliffs and admire plants such as juniper, sea buckthorn and gorse.