Cicho-sza Pole biwakowe Powałczyn

Welcome to Cicho-sza Pole biwakowe Powałczyn, a tranquil forest campsite located just 300 meters from the crystal-clear waters of Lake Nożyce, in the heart of the Warmian-Masurian region of Poland. Nestled among pine forests in Nadleśnictwo Spychowo, this rustic haven is a dream come true for nature lovers seeking peace, simplicity, and the soothing rhythm of the wild.

This campsite is perfect for tent campers, vans, and smaller campers looking for a quiet and authentic outdoor experience. The campsite is spacious and well-organized, with plenty of open ground, designated firepits, and picnic benches ideal for cozy evening gatherings. Firewood is available for purchase on site, and the helpful hosts are always nearby to assist and maintain the grounds to a high standard.

Guests enjoy access to essential but clean and reliable facilities, including showers with hot water, sinks, toilets, changing rooms, and electricity hookups. Despite its simplicity, the atmosphere here is welcoming and serene, designed for those who want to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature.

The true charm of Cicho-sza lies in its surroundings. Set deep within tall pines, the campsite invites you to relax, read a book in the shade, or listen to the natural music of birdsong and rustling leaves. As dusk falls, the forest comes alive with the sounds of wildlife — including the unforgettable call of deer during the rutting season.

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay immersed in nature, Cicho-sza Pole biwakowe offers a truly magical place to unwind and find stillness.

Cicho-sza’s greatest asset is its proximity to Lake Nożyce, just a short walk (approx. 5 minutes) from your tent. The lake’s clear water and peaceful beach make it a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying an early morning paddle. A small wooden pier adds to the charm and provides a great spot for lakeside reflection.

Surrounded by forests, the area offers countless walking trails and educational paths maintained by the local forestry service. Nature lovers can explore marked trails ideal for birdwatching and discovering regional flora and fauna. Cyclists will love the nearby Jurand Bicycle Trail, which weaves through the Masurian landscape connecting villages and forest routes.

Within a short drive, you can reach the small villages of Powałczyn, Piasutno, and Spychowo, where you’ll find small shops, local eateries, and cultural points of interest like the Forest Education Centre. More adventurous guests may enjoy kayaking opportunities in the Masurian Lake District or visiting nearby Mrągowo or Szczytno for additional dining and sightseeing.

Cicho-sza is deliberately calm and quiet — a space designed for mindful connection with nature rather than social noise. Guests are kindly asked to respect the silence and avoid loud music or gatherings, especially in the evenings. This makes it an ideal choice for couples, solo travelers, or families looking to disconnect and recharge.

The campsite is accessible via a short forest road, branching off from route S58, between Szczytno and Mrągowo. It’s easy to find by GPS, and the road is suitable for most vehicles, including campervans. Advance booking is recommended, especially during peak summer months.

Electricity is available at many of the pitches, and water points are easily accessible throughout the site. Clean bathrooms and hot showers are included in your stay, and there is a designated area for washing up or brushing teeth. The campground is pet-friendly, but dogs should be kept on a leash and under control at all times.

The campsite does not have a full-service restaurant, so guests are encouraged to bring their own food supplies or shop locally in Powałczyn. Cooking over a campfire or camping stove is a beloved tradition here — don’t forget the marshmallows!

If you're dreaming of a peaceful retreat with lake swimming, forest air, starry skies, and the sounds of nature, look no further. Book your stay at Cicho-sza Pole biwakowe Powałczyn today and experience the true beauty of rural Poland.