“Miejsce z potencjałem”
I was drawn to the spot because it sits right next to the forest, and the path to the tent is beside the owners’ plot, giving a strong sense of independence—probably we didn’t bother them even when we returned late for the night. The tent is far enough from the owners’ house to feel very private. The area is low on light pollution, so on clear nights you can see a lot of stars. From a distance you can hear a production facility at night, but that’s not a big issue, and the main sounds are the night birds, even owls. The tent is tall, you can stand upright, and the interior is very stylishly and practically furnished (you can see it well in the photos). Two people can manage quite well even on rainy days. The bed deserves special praise—it’s ultra comfortable. I haven’t slept so well in a long time, and I doubt I’ll ever again under a tent. There are a few drawbacks—one serious, others minor. The biggest issue was the lack of hot water for the shower. If that weren’t a problem, I would definitely come back. At the moment there’s also a big lack of a place to fill water bottles and wash dishes. The other faults are more like feedback, because you’re supposed to bring your own gear under the tent: 1. There’s a gas stove, but you need your own cylinders. 2. The night lamp plugged into the battery worked one evening, but in the night (turned off) it started whistling. We unplugged it and slept on. In the morning we plugged it back in and it whistled again. 3. The lamp on the table had dead batteries; it’s worth having your own (4 AA cells). 4. The towels probably got mixed up with the tissues, leaving white streaks on the body, so we used our own towels. These smaller issues could probably be fixed quickly if you talked to the owner. We were only there for two days because of a festival in Byczyna, so we didn’t feel like negotiating.
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