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ul. Spacerowa, Wieś Przyłubsko
The water reservoirs in Przyłubsko are a pair of small bodies of water on the Krztynia river, south of Kroczyce in the Silesian Voivodeship, within the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. One of them is open to visitors, the other is reserved exclusively for angling.
There are no tourist facilities here: no guarded bathing area, no rental points, no food outlets. What the site offers instead is quiet — walkers and runners follow the banks, and the water is framed by meadows and clumps of trees typical of the Jurassic river valleys.
Nearby lies the Siamoszyce reservoir with a holiday centre, a beach, a bathing area and a playground — a useful base for anyone who wants a peaceful day by the Krztynia and full facilities in the evening. The limestone crags and castles of the Trail of the Eagles' Nests are also close by.
