121 Świerdzowa, 23-300, Janów Lubelski
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This parking area offers overnight stays beside a forest, while the street-side section can attract loud young drivers. Tuning cars may continue until 23-24, but the forest side is generally calm and felt safe. The park has trash cans and toilets, with restaurants, cafés and an adventure park nearby. Walking or cycling around the lake is pleasant.
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Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
Good spot. Stayed in the forest parking area. Street-side parking with lots of loud teenagers.Translating
We stayed for one night. Young tuning enthusiasts in their Audis raced around until 11 p.m. or midnight, but overall it was peaceful and we felt safe. The site itself is very nicely designed. The next day we visited the zoo park—a two-hour trip plus a wildlife show—like a small Copernicus Science Centre.Translating
A great place! There are also enough parking spaces. We arrived in the late afternoon, when families, walkers, joggers, and dog walkers were still around. In the evening, local youths met up and a few car show-offs made noise. It soon became quiet, and we had a good night. The toilets are clean and not too far away.Translating
During the day, there are few cars and mainly families coming for walks. Avoid it at night! It felt like a nightclub car park, with young people drinking and partying, especially driving recklessly. To be clear, this was on a Saturday night!Translating
The place is fine, just a little noisy because of the young people.Translating
Nice and quiet place, near a hotel and lake.Translating
Very good car park for spending the night, with public toilets nearby and camera surveillance. Local youths arrive for beers until late, but they are generally well behaved and it is quiet at night.Translating
Wonderful place with great potential for nature lovers: hiking, cycling, fishing, and the beach. For children there is a playground, football field, treetop adventure course, and more. Thanks for the spot!Translating