Camping Stogi (Nr. 218)

Especially the location… only a few minutes' walk to the beach and the tram stop right in front of the campsite. We paid 108.00 € for 2 nights with 2 adults and 1 child.

We are currently at Stogi Camping 218. Per person 27.20 plus 2.80 climate surcharge (possibly tourist tax). Caravan 55.-, electricity 20.-, and car 20.- Zloty, all per night. For three nights with 2 persons 465.- Zloty. The access was difficult and the last part of the forest road is a disgrace. Parking for the walk to the reception is nearly impossible. Unfortunately, we paid for three nights; otherwise, we would have left early tomorrow morning. Caravans and mobile homes are crammed together, making it hard to open a door. There is no privacy or vacation feeling - the site is packed to the brim. For all those many people, there is only one sanitary building in the front area. That is far too little. We have been crammed under a huge shed - cars constantly snake in and out - there is hardly any space for the own car despite the paid 20.- Zloty. Anyone wanting to vacation and seek relaxation should steer clear of here. Opposite is Stogi 114 - Camper Park - there it visually looks completely different... even the promotional videos on YouTube seem to have confused that. This is not camping - this is just stuffing on grass grid stones. The reception speaks Polish or English, the snack bar is a simple snack bar with paper plates and plastic cups - the lowest level. Only enough for one night to visit the city of Gdansk. Who rated or recommended this place from ADAC is a mystery to me 🤷‍♂️

We were especially impressed by the camping site due to its incredible cleanliness. The various areas are lovingly laid out. The staff at the reception was extremely friendly. You can easily take the tram into the city, and the beautiful sandy beach is just a few minutes away. This campsite is absolutely recommended!!!

Difficult access, as the road is full of holes and extremely dusty, payment must be made in full upon arrival, check-in & check-out is for 24 hours. Staff speak broken English. We had the 'luck' of having Belgian motorcyclists next to us along with a large truck and trailer (there were 5 such teams on the site), who worked on their machines the entire time (also welding), so there was a strong smell of gasoline. After that, the partygoers arrived, every evening there was a Polish party at the kiosk. The food is of the simplest snack standard. Those who want to explore Gdansk will find themselves well accommodated here for 2-3 nights (the train runs nearby, tickets are hardly ever available on site), while those seeking a bit of peace should avoid the place. For the size of the site, 3 toilets and 3 showers (male/female) are quite few. We were disappointed with the price-performance ratio.

The place is not easy to find, the access road is unfortunately constantly dusty. There are clean, modern showers and toilets. Nice staff, but they do not speak German (only English). Good price-performance ratio. You can eat cheaply in the restaurant, but only with plastic cutlery, plastic cups, and paper plates. The entire area is continuously kept clean, with trash bins everywhere. Unfortunately, it is almost completely paved with grass grid stones, making it difficult to set up seating. The beach is about 500 m away and very beautiful, but often loud due to the nearby container terminal of the port. Electric connection at every pitch, water/wastewater centrally at the entrance/exit.

Beautifully located, nice atmosphere, moderate prices - but unfortunately noise day and night from the nearby port including ramming for the new deep-water port.

The campsite is at the end of a cul-de-sac in the woods. From there, you can easily take the bus to Gdansk city center, it's very cheap. You can walk to the beach, it's maybe 10 minutes away. We were there with a motorhome and had a nice spot, and the staff was very friendly. But that was the case throughout our whole trip.

Sufficient space for cars, awnings, and caravans. Right next to the site, there is an S-Bahn station that quickly takes you to the old town; unfortunately, when we were there, there were construction works on the tracks so we had to walk about 1.5 km to the nearest S-Bahn station. The site itself is very nice, but the sanitary facilities could be cleaner. Also, the sanitary facilities are not heated. Prices are typically Polish and really cheap.