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Gravel pit bank Lubomia

Wild spot Lubomia, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland WI Wildnests

About this place

The flooded areas of the gravel pit in Lubomia, known as the beech polder, are a wild spot that attracts anglers and nature lovers. Although part of the gravel pit is still operational, it does not cause any inconvenience, and on weekends, there is a peaceful atmosphere. The area is undergoing changes, with road hardening work being carried out, which will facilitate access for vehicles, including cars and off-road vehicles. There are more camping spots in the vicinity, and for those interested, there are areas for sunbathing. You can encounter various bird species, such as the great spotted woodpecker, the willow tit, or the gray heron. It is also worth listening to the sounds of nature, as many insects and plants can be found nearby. This place, located in the Wodzisław County, offers a pleasant escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Access
4x4 Car
Surface
Paved
Firm gravel
Loose gravel
Mud
Off-road
Capacity
A few
Room for a few groups side by side

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

Geology

Bedrock: Sedimentary rock, ~33 Ma (Cenozoic)

  • Miocene 5.3-23 Ma
  • Sedimentary rock from 66 Ma to present

Nature

25+
species nearby 146 threatened
  • Mallard
  • Noctua pronuba
  • Northern Lapwing
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.

  • Great Spotted Woodpecker
  • Eurasian Nuthatch
  • Red-crested Pochard
Choose a bird to listen

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Spots nearby

within 46 km