Feel Free Farm

Welcome to Feel Free Farm, a peaceful and charming retreat tucked away in the quiet village of Kapkazy, in the heart of Poland’s Świętokrzyskie region. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills, wildflower meadows and forested trails, the farm offers a cozy and relaxed environment for campers, nature lovers, and those looking to truly unplug.

The campsite is part of a small, family-run ecological farm where freedom, simplicity and sustainability take center stage. Here, you can pitch your tent or park your campervan in a natural, open setting surrounded by birdsong and the scent of wild herbs. The facilities are thoughtfully arranged and include clean compost toilets, solar-heated showers, and an outdoor kitchen with all the essentials you need to prepare meals with a view.

On-site, guests also have access to fresh produce from the garden, hammocks for lounging, and a large communal table for shared dinners under the stars. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with your family, Feel Free Farm is all about slowing down and reconnecting with nature – and yourself.

The region around Feel Free Farm is rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Located near the Świętokrzyskie Mountains, the area offers endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring ancient forests and quiet valleys. Trails like the Czarny Szlak or Green Vistula Trail are perfect for day trips or scenic walks through protected landscapes.

Just a short drive away, you’ll find Kielce, a vibrant city with museums, restaurants, and shopping. For something more historic, visit the Święty Krzyż Monastery or the famous Krzemionki Prehistoric Flint Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Art enthusiasts will love discovering local galleries and folk art shops in nearby villages.

And when you return to the farm, a campfire, some local wine, and a sky full of stars await you.

At Feel Free Farm, simplicity and sustainability go hand in hand. Electricity is limited, and guests are encouraged to embrace a low-impact lifestyle during their stay. Drinking water is provided, and basic essentials can be found on site, but it's recommended to bring some groceries and camping supplies if you plan to stay several days.

The campsite is dog-friendly, kid-friendly, and welcomes travelers from all backgrounds. English, Polish, and Dutch are spoken on the farm, and the atmosphere is always relaxed and respectful.

Booking in advance is recommended, especially during the summer months, as the number of spots is intentionally limited to preserve the peaceful character of the site.

Come as you are, and leave feeling refreshed, inspired, and a little more connected to the world around you.