Scout Camp Poznan

We drove to the site, but were then told it was closed. However, two non-Polish campers were standing on the site. We had to move on.✦Translating

Very nice place for a trip to Poznań. Everything has the charm of a “lost place,” but the pitches in the forest are idyllic. Sanitary facilities are outdated but clean. We will return!✦Translating

Nice campsite near Poznań at a very fair price. Very friendly staff, with a bus stop in front of the site. By bicycle it is about 10 km to central Poznań along a beautiful route through forest and beside lakes.✦Translating

There is really nothing to complain about. The sanitary facilities are admittedly a little old, but clean. The staff are super friendly and helpful. The value for money is excellent. I was happy to arrive here; it is the cheapest site so far on my trip through Poland. Attention: the house number is not 15 as previously stated, but 32.✦Translating

Unfortunately, the facilities are old and not clean. On Saturday it was very noisy due to celebrations until 4 a.m.; Sunday was pleasantly quiet. Friendly reception, with English spoken. Uber takes about 20 minutes to the city. No grey-water disposal; chemical toilets can only be emptied in a small pipe outside the site. Overall a mixed impression—there is definitely room for improvement.✦Translating

Facilities are aging, with three shower drains blocked. Wastewater cannot be emptied. Branches hang too low and scratch the roof. You cannot reverse the motorhome far enough because there is an electricity box behind the ditch. The ditch is in front of the campsite beside the entrance and is barely visible in the tall grass. Reception told us about the ditch.✦Translating

Relatively quiet and well maintained. The toilets and showers were very clean but rather basic. Nevertheless, we felt very comfortable and stayed three nights instead of one. The city is easily reached by bicycle or bus. We would gladly return.✦Translating

Small site for motorhomes, but a really nice and clean place! • Electrical hookups are available. Especially atmospheric in the evening, with lights and a campfire. Toilets and showers are okay. The staff are really nice! ☺️ • No services, but that was not a problem with our own supplies and cooking facilities. Pet-friendly; we had two cats with us.✦Translating

They have what you need, but they are in the woods. A bit far from the city, so you have to take an Uber. It would have been a nice place if they cleaned it up a bit.✦Translating

Good stopping point near the lake among tall pine trees. The bathrooms have seen better days, but are adequate. To Poznań, take bus 195 to Ogrody, then tram 8 to the Fredry stop, where the Imperial Route begins. Download Jakdojade to buy daily tickets for 20 zł with a credit card; they are certainly worthwhile.✦Translating

It's fine, but a little dirty.✦Translating