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Poland can be full of surprises. Although most of us know the most popular destinations, such as Mazury (Masuria), the Tatry (Tatra Mountains) or the Baltic coast, there are still dozens of places that remain off the main tourist trail. That is exactly where you can find peace and quiet, remarkable landscapes and the true spirit of travel.
Caravanning gives you a unique freedom to discover such corners. There is no need to book hotels or stick to a rigid plan – just pick a direction and hit the road. Here are 15 places worth adding to your motorhome travel list.
In eastern Poland there is a place that looks like a living open-air museum. Colourful, richly decorated wooden houses, peaceful villages and a unique atmosphere make time flow much more slowly here.
It is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and wanting to learn about the multicultural history of Podlasie.
Few people know that in Poland you can see lakes coloured yellow, purple or turquoise. They formed in old mining pits and today are one of the most remarkable attractions of Dolny Śląsk.
The area offers numerous hiking trails and scenic roads that are ideal for a camper trip.
While the Karkonosze and the Tatry draw crowds, Góry Sowie still remain quieter. It is a region full of mysteries linked to Project Riese, atmospheric mountain hostels and beautiful viewpoints.
It is a great place both for an active holiday and for quiet evenings by your camper.
Roztocze delights with its hills, forests, rivers and small towns. Clean air, numerous cycle paths and the chance to go kayaking make the region a perfect fit for the idea of slow caravanning.
It is one of those places that many travellers return to every year.
Europe's largest complex of fish ponds is a true paradise for nature lovers. Here you can observe hundreds of bird species, stroll along wooden boardwalks or simply relax by the water.
Dolina Baryczy is an excellent destination for families with children and anyone who values being close to nature.
Can you see a desert in Poland? Of course you can.
Pustynia Błędowska is unique on a European scale. Its vast sands and distinctive landscape make it hard to believe that you are still in Poland.
It is one of the largest forest complexes in the country. Lakes, pine forests and little tourist traffic create perfect conditions for relaxing away from the crowds.
It is an ideal choice for anyone travelling by camper with bikes or kayaks.
One of the most sparsely populated places in Poland. Wild nature, picturesque hills and extraordinary tranquillity mean you can truly unwind here.
Evenings under a starry sky are an everyday thing here.
Most people associate Kaszuby with summer holidays, yet the region looks just as beautiful in spring and autumn.
Hundreds of lakes, forests and the local cuisine create perfect conditions for both short and longer trips.
It is not just the famous Szlak Orlich Gniazd (Trail of the Eagles' Nests). The region also offers numerous rock formations, caves, picturesque valleys and excellent cycling routes.
It is a perfect place for an active weekend.
Crystal-clear lakes, a hilly landscape and few tourists mean that the region is increasingly chosen by caravanners.
It is a great alternative to the crowded Mazury.
Not everyone knows that Poland has its own wine regions. The Lubuskie Voivodeship is one of the leaders in wine tourism and an excellent place for leisurely sightseeing by camper.
More and more vineyards are setting up parking spots for travellers.
Poland's coldest region captivates with landscapes reminiscent of Scandinavia. Hills, lakes and wide-open spaces make it one of the most photogenic corners of the country.
The Bieszczady are mainly associated with mountain trails, but Dolina Sanu lets you discover the region from a completely different perspective.
Quiet roads, small villages and beautiful viewpoints invite you to travel at an unhurried pace.
A land of canals, historic arcaded houses and the lowest-lying areas in Poland.
It is an ideal region for anyone who enjoys bike trips, quiet roads and being close to nature.
Travelling by camper lets you see places that organised tours often never reach. Being able to stop for the night near a lake, visit a local vineyard or enjoy your morning coffee with a view of the mountains makes every trip different.
That is exactly why caravanning is becoming more and more popular year after year. It gives you freedom of choice, independence and the chance to discover Poland at your own pace.
On Polskie Szlaki Kamperowe you will find tried-and-tested campsites, camper parks and motorhome stopovers that make planning your next trip easier. Whether you dream of a weekend by a lake, a journey through the mountains or a tour of Polish vineyards – the most beautiful places are often far from the busiest routes. All you have to do is hit the road. 🚐🇵🇱
