Hyża Campsite is located in the picturesque Zdynianka valley, in Zdynia, far from the hustle and bustle of cities and the rush of time. This magical place offers unique experiences, such as coffee in a flowery meadow with a view of storks, breakfast with fresh cheeses from a neighboring bacówka, or grilled saffron milk caps from the nearby forest for dinner.

In summer, the region comes alive thanks to the annual Watra festival, where you can discover the colorful Lemko culture, taste traditional cuisine, and have fun singing and dancing late into the night. The surrounding area, Łemkowszczyzna, is a melting pot of three religions and a colorful mix of cultures, which is reflected in the village landscape, cuisine, and language. It's worth taking a trip along the Małopolska Wooden Architecture Route to admire the churches recognized by UNESCO.

Numerous attractions are available for active guests. Magurski National Park is the most forested park in Poland, ideal for hiking and cycling expeditions. Horse riding enthusiasts will find something for themselves at the nearby stud farm in Regetów, where Hucul ponies are bred and a year-round salt-iodine cave operates. It's also close to Wysowa Zdrój with its spa park. A short trip to Slovakia to the historic Bardejov is also possible.

The campsite offers accommodation in tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as in dormitory rooms. A sanitary facility and parking are available for guests. The facility is adapted for guests with disabilities, including appropriately equipped cabins. Bicycles, including electric-assisted ones, can be rented on-site. Hyża Campsite is a member of the Polish Federation of Camping and Caravanning.