Forest and Baltic are two year-round houses that we give to Our Guests to rest in them ... exactly as they like .. to listen to birds singing over morning coffee .. go nowhere in the surrounding forests .. and do whatever they want! Each of the houses is a small (40m) but neatly arranged space for couples, families with children or friends. The cabins are suitable for max.5 pers. They consist of a living room with a sofa with a sleeping option, a wood fireplace, coffee table, TV and kitchen with a dining table. It is equipped with all the necessary ADG appliances (fridge, dishwasher, induction hob, microwave, kettle, coffee machine, sandwich maker) and other accessories (pots, pans, plates, cups, cutlery). Bathroom with toilet, shower cub. On the ground floor there is a bedroom with two single beds (which can be joined into one bed). The first floor of the house is an open mezzanine with a king size bed. Each house has a wooden terrace with a set of lounge furniture, sunbed and grill. In the garden there is a playground for children with a trampoline and place for a bonfire. Sauna and garden tub are available at an additional cost and upon prior arrangement. The cost is 1200EUR.

Our year-round cottages are located in the Kashubian countryside, surrounded by forests, overlooking the lake and in close proximity to the most beautiful, white beaches of the Baltic Sea (15 minutes by car or 40 minutes by bicycle route UE10, 13). Very quiet area, but not in a remote area, with access to a small beach, marina with the possibility of renting water equipment, fishing, taking windsurfing lessons at a local school or relaxing on the promenade. In the forests, there are numerous hiking and cycling paths, a paradise for mushroom pickers :) In the village and its vicinity, there are restaurants serving local products, including fresh fish from our lake. In summer, canoeing trips to the Baltic Sea are organized every day. A bit further ... (about 1 hour by car) Słowiński National Park, our Polish desert and the highest dunes in Poland.