Campsite in Bielany

Campsite in Bielany

Wild spot Bielany, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland AR ARTEC

About this place

The best way to reach Bielany is by a 4x4 vehicle or a vehicle with high ground clearance. A skilled driver can also manage with a 2WD car, although it may require a bit more attention. There is plenty of space in the area for setting up a camp. The bank is high, allowing access to the water, but it is worth noting that there is no firewood for a campfire in the immediate vicinity. Bielany, located in the Oświęcim County in Lesser Poland, offers interesting natural experiences. You can hear the songs of birds such as the mute swan, greylag goose, and mallard. There are many species of plants and insects in the area, making it an interesting place for nature lovers. It is also worth noting the nearby parish of St. Matthew the Apostle, located about 968 meters away. The sky in this area is relatively dark, which is conducive to stargazing. Bielany is an excellent place to relax in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Access
4x4 Motorcycle On foot
Surface
Paved
Firm gravel
Loose gravel
Mud
Off-road
Capacity
Spacious
Room for many groups

Wild spot, no facilities Bring everything you need and leave no trace. There is no infrastructure here.

Geology

Bedrock: Sedimentary rock, ~33 Ma (Cenozoic)

  • Clay, sand, silt, limestone clastic sedimentary rocks 5.3-23 Ma
  • Sedimentary rock from 66 Ma to present

Nature

25+
species nearby 87 threatened
  • Black-headed Gull
  • Argentina anserina
  • Pelophylax lessonae
Nature guardian Threatened species live here. Watch from a distance and leave no trace.

Bird sounds

Listen to birds recorded around here. You might hear them live at your camp.

  • Mute Swan
  • Mallard
  • Greylag Goose
Choose a bird to listen

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Spots nearby

within 44 km