10 glamping getaways in Poland you need to know

This place is an absolute stunner! You might not expect such luxury under tents, but that’s what glamping is all about. A huge terrace with a jacuzzi, crisp white linens, hotel beds, and two bubble tents—Błatnia and Klimczok—named after the peaks you can admire from the terrace. The panorama here is breathtaking: the Beskids, the Tatras, Skrzyczne, Pilsko, and in the evening the twinkling lights of the Silesian metropolitan area. Mountains before you, forest behind, and just a step through the gate to reach the trail to the Wapienica Dam. Cyclists, take note: the Bielsko-Biała area is a bike paradise. Pack your swimsuit, cycling gear, or skis, and head to Jaworze.

'Excellent communication with Łukasz, very helpful and flexible with our requests, including early check-in. The tent itself was well equipped (bonus points for robes, teas, coffee capsules, and welcome cookies!), very clean and comfortable. And of course, wonderful views, great location, and a lovely time in the jacuzzi :) Keep in mind that neighbors may have very different travel goals (relaxation vs celebration). The tents are very close together, and the terrace is shared, so our relaxation was somewhat disrupted by particularly loud neighbors. We’d happily return, though next time probably with a larger group so we can book both tents.'

Here we have something completely different from standard glamping: you stay in wigwams. Like the Apache in California, but prettier and no scalping required. Guests describe them as “more than a tent,” “very cozy,” “incredibly charming,” and “cute and very clean.” So if they were Apache, they’d be very luxurious. The wigwams have wooden floors and comfortable beds, and in the morning, ladies and gentlemen, breakfast takes place in the great outdoors. Birds are singing, beavers are busy, and you receive a breakfast basket with local products from Magda and Mariusz. On offer: a hot tub overlooking the fields and a campfire.

'I absolutely recommend. Total chill-out. My 12-year-old daughter (a kid of all-inclusive holidays) gave the best review: “Mom, can we come back here?” I’ll add and emphasize: wonderful, helpful hosts and spotlessly clean tents that practically shine. And breakfast, presented so beautifully you almost don’t want to dig in. Delicious local products you wouldn’t get in the city. A wonderful hour in the jacuzzi overlooking the forest and fields... and the starry sky came free of charge. And most importantly: the campfire!!! Roasting sausages over the flames, conversations, singed fingers, the smell of smoke... priceless... If you’re hesitating, stop wasting time! Go and forget your problems. It’s really worth it. Really...'

These are top-tier in the “yurts” and “glamping” category. You don’t even have such comforts at home. Paweł and Ania deserve an international glamping award, if such a thing existed. The yurts are part of their homestead, which means you enjoy phenomenal breakfasts in the morning and saunas in the evening—rare finds in places like this. Nearly 100 reviews, all five stars! Guests aged 13 and up only.

'We spent an extended weekend at this charming spot with our dog, and it was simply wonderful. Right at the start, we were surprised by thoughtful touches: a toy for our dog, small gifts for us like sweets, bath bombs, and popcorn. Those details make a huge difference and make you feel welcome instantly. The atmosphere was magical—peace, privacy, beautiful surroundings, and plenty of attractions within a 30-minute drive. If it hadn’t been for a hornet’s nest near our yurt, it would have been perfect 😉. This place is a model of hospitality. Every agrotourism host should come here to see how to take care of guests—with heart and creativity. We highly recommend it and hope to return!'

On a rise in the village of Hutki, just below the Roztocze forest, you’ll find views of Roztocze National Park, surrounding fields and meadows, and the Wieprz River—a real treat. This spot is for silent luxury lovers. It’s quiet (that alone is a luxury), but objectively luxurious too. The yurts have private jacuzzis, handcrafted furniture, two double beds (one in the loft), a kitchenette, and a bathroom with a large shower. There’s air conditioning and a fireplace. The highlight is the private hot tub with unlimited access on each yurt’s terrace, plus stunning panoramic views and sunsets from the jacuzzi.

'We wholeheartedly recommend this place! Beautiful setting and great hosts. It’s like a 5-star hotel, but all yours. The yurt has everything you need (bathroom, kitchenette with coffee machine, large bed, air conditioning, fireplace, robes). The covered terrace has a table, chairs, and a two-person electric hot tub. The “Wild Elk” yurt has the most amazing views of the panorama and sunset! Watching it from the tub is priceless. There’s also a fire pit with a grill near the yurt, plenty of firewood, and deck chairs. The biggest attraction is the forest spa, prepared at the highest level by the host before every use (including hot tea!). Located in the woods, you can relax to the birdsong! We especially recommend the flower and herb baths! The sauna with glass views to the forest, cold tub, hot jacuzzi, relaxation zone, and more. Everything is arranged atmospherically, creating an unforgettable vibe.'

This mountain was stunning long before Michał and Tatiana set up yurts here. Since they’re longtime hosts who moved from Masuria to the Izera Mountains, we know they really know slowhop style. Quiet, peaceful, a river running by and picturesque scenery. You need nothing more.

'I stayed in a yurt with my family and our dog for the first time, and we fell in love instantly. Sleeping in a yurt in winter is a wonderful idea for a short snowy getaway. Great location for small hikes, yet big attractions are close, too. Gentle, pleasant trails all around. Honestly, just spending time in the yurt on a peaceful hill all to ourselves was the best part. Living conditions are luxurious. Everything is new and spotless. The scent of fresh wood is delightful. The host is kind, available, and caring. We’ll definitely return. I already miss the sound of the stream as I fall asleep.'

This place has been with us since the dawn of time, when no one thought about unique stays. Once word got out, people went crazy, and it was hard to book. It’s one of those places where sleeping is an experience. Worth it, even for a moment, an anniversary, or just as a gift.

'Such a great adventure. We were lucky to have beautiful weather and a clear sky. We stayed in the “Bitcoin bubble,” which is the most “visible,” but that day there were no other guests (as far as I know). I originally booked a different bubble, but the owner recommended this one over the phone, for which I’m very grateful :) Super comfortable bed and a warm duvet (it gets colder in the bubble at night than outside, but hot during the day—so be prepared!). A well-maintained, spacious area with all amenities in the cottage, including kitchen and bathroom. Highly recommend :)'

Finally, something by a Masurian lake. Here we have four safari-style tents that have become quite popular in this part of Poland. Lake Szymonek, private access to the water, a hot tub overlooking the forest. This place is child-friendly. And with notice to the host, dogs are welcome too.

'I came to Wolny Las with my husband to relax after our wedding. We couldn’t have chosen a better spot for pure relaxation. It was our first glamping experience and certainly not our last. We were greeted by the hostess, Ania, who explained everything and was ready with advice and help if needed. Wolny Las is a beautiful space. The closeness of nature is incredible! I felt wonderful, relaxing among the trees, inhaling fresh air, listening to birdsong, and spotting mushrooms, squirrels, and pinecones on my walks. Even though we came at the end of the season, we never got bored. There’s something here for everyone: adults, kids, and pets. The tents are very comfortable, well-equipped, and nicely furnished.'

In the heart of Roztocze, where the forest grows dense, you’ll find four cozy tents made for family camping. There are hammocks, breakfast baskets, and the Wieprz River for kayaking. The tents accommodate two or four people, with comfy beds and all-surrounding greenery. Kids? They’ll thrive here! They can run barefoot, toss pinecones, or build lean-tos, and Beata will happily organize forest games with puzzles. The whole family can go on bike trips along scenic trails of Roztocze National Park—bikes are provided! Evenings are reserved for a hot tub under the stars or a movie night outdoors, arranged by Szymon. Let yourself be invited on a family journey into this green land.

'A brilliant place with wonderful people! The hosts are very helpful and open-minded; they offered to pick me up and drop me off at the train station, which was extremely helpful. The tents are very aesthetic, the bathroom spotless, and the surroundings beautiful. You can easily visit many attractions on foot or by rental bike, so you don’t need a car. Breakfasts with squirrels and woodpeckers guaranteed!'

This time we’ll take you to the Low Beskids, a land of mysteries, vanished villages, and hidden churches. Here, on a charming meadow in Owczary, stand two four-person yurts. From the loft bed, you can watch the stars through the skylight, and from the lower bed, step directly onto the terrace with green views. A yurt is like a small house, so there’s a bathroom with a shower, a kitchenette, and even a fireplace and cozy chairs. On our green clearing, you’ll also find a hidden sauna in the trees and a pool (in summer), perfect for cooling off after a day of adventure. Hosts Sabina and Mariusz, passionate about this region, are happy to guide you through old Lemko villages or oil drilling history. You might not expect good internet here, but we’ll surprise you—it’s fast, so you can even work remotely.

'This time we’ll take you to the Low Beskids, a land of mysteries, vanished villages, and hidden churches. Here, on a charming meadow in Owczary, stand two four-person yurts. From the loft bed, you can watch the stars through the skylight, and from the lower bed, step directly onto the terrace with green views. A yurt is like a small house, so there’s a bathroom with a shower, a kitchenette, and even a fireplace and cozy chairs. On our green clearing, you’ll also find a hidden sauna in the trees and a pool (in summer), perfect for cooling off after a day of adventure. Hosts Sabina and Mariusz, passionate about this region, are happy to guide you through old Lemko villages or oil drilling history. You might not expect good internet here, but we’ll surprise you—it’s fast, so you can even work remotely.'

First, about the host: many years ago he left Warsaw to take care of the PTTK Bacówka shelter above Wierchomla (and he’s still there to this day). He’s a mountain rescue volunteer (GOPR), a survival instructor, and generally—someone worth chatting with. If we could mention three key things about his glamping: five comfortable yurts and one survival tent (which can fit up to 47 people in a single booking) are available to guests; an overwhelming panorama of the Beskids and the Tatras; and food that’s sinfully good at the shelter next door (especially handmade pierogi—ruskie, blueberry, bryndza cheese, regional treats, homemade breakfasts, and traditional mountain apple pie). All situated in the heart of the old Carpathian Forest.

'It was great! A one-hour walk from Wierchomla Mała, where you can park next to the lower cable car station. At the site, there are great yurts, a fire pit area, access to running water (at the yurts, with showers and toilets a minute’s walk away at the shelter), plenty of space for our dog to run with the owner’s dog, and delicious food at the Bacówka.'