Beach parking, occasional train noise
24 Bosmańska, 84-120, Władysławowo
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A parking area about 100m from the beach and 300m from the bay, with a paid toilet and no other confirmed services. Recent information indicates that parking is now paid throughout. The site is beside railway tracks, so trains can be noisy, although they do not run very often at night; overhanging trees also require care.
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Listing copied from our source, 49 days ago
Watch out for trees extending into the road.
Looks like it is all paid now :(
the parking lot has a free zone, for a dozen or so cars. the rest is paid. there is also a paid toilet. the parking lot is located right next to the tracks, so the trains make quite a lot of noise. Fortunately, they don't run very often at night. besides, a lot of trash and generally not very pleasant.
The worst place ever. Narrow and too noisy to sleep. There is no shade either. I received a fine even though I had paid for parking. Dirty and dusty, with rubbish lying on the ground. Minus five points would be fair! Noise from the railway and road. Drive on! At Jastarnja harbor it costs 40 zlotys for 24 hours and is a thousand times better!
Calm place close to a beautiful beach. The only unpleasant thing is the loud train every hour. For the toilets, you need one- and two-zloty coins.
The parking will soon be paid, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. One hour costs 8 zlotys, 24 hours costs 60 zlotys. The parking meters are already installed but still covered with tape.
Do not count on finding a spot here during high season. The place is packed with cars. There might be space on the side of the road. Parkometers are in place. 11 hours cost 58 Zlotys, approx. 14 Euros. If you are not planning on continuing your journey and if you are 2-3 people in one camper this might be an option moneywise.
Apart from the train passing every hour, it is remote and very quiet. Only two minutes to the beach. A portable toilet is available, free in May. The payment machines had not yet been installed. There is another, better toilet building for four zlotys, payable with coins. Officially for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes, but rubbish trucks and buses also drive here. A lucky find for me—thanks for sharing!
Quiet and peaceful. At the beginning of April the toilet was closed, and parking was free.
Parking: one part is paid, Monday to Friday 2 zlotys and Saturday–Sunday 25 zlotys, payable by card, coins or the ePark app. The other part, on the roadside, is free.
Paid parking, but the price is perfectly reasonable: 20 zlotys per day. There is a portable toilet and a paid toilet beside the parking area. It can be noisy during the day because the parking lot is next to the railway tracks.
