
Who ever said a fun all-inclusive getaway has to be a hotel the size of a small town, with fancy-cut fruit and a waiter handing you hot towels at the door?
We saw that our last summer round-up of countryside all-inclusive stays stole your hearts, so here’s the sequel: fall farm packages in Poland. Think colorful landscapes, no crowds, and off-season prices. Take a look.
PS An extra bonus to start: every place includes full board in the price!

All-inclusive on the Bug? Here you go: instead of wristbands, this traditional Polish guesthouse offers genuine hospitality. Breakfast and dinner with dessert are included, along with all-day coffee service. You also get a full recreational package: bikes, Nordic walking poles, bocce, badminton, archery, a trampoline, a volleyball court, darts, and an outdoor pool open in summer. Sounds tempting? Pack the kids (they have their own playground), bring the pets (even your cat is welcome), and get ready for a mental flight mode.

This farm stay is set in an old school building—where you’ll learn the art of relaxation. To start: full board—breakfasts and dinners that leave school cafeteria memories behind. Add an outdoor jacuzzi (May to October) and a year-round sauna—perfect for private wellness sessions. In your free time, grab a bike (for an extra fee), visit the nearby lake, or curl up by the fireplace with a book. And if you long for an Italian-style feast, there’s a garden pizza oven, bonfire option, and long evening conversations.

Here’s slow inclusive: instead of a buffet of sausages, enjoy hearty Eastern border cuisine with portions so generous even the biggest appetite begs for mercy. No waiter offering warm towels—instead, a folk herbalist will share local plant secrets. No lobby entertainment—instead, tales from a guide and a torchlit nighttime march to a stone circle. And swap marble-tiled jacuzzis packed with strangers for a Russian banya and a wooden tub under the stars—solo or with chosen company (additional fee). Kids will love the zip line, playgrounds, scavenger hunts, and explorer passports. Meanwhile, parents can head out on bikes, kayaks, or even horseback rides at the nearby stables. Intrigued? You’ll also find a selection of board games here.

We’re suggesting you take a trip abroad—this time to a foreign land within your own voivodeship. Come with us to the Biebrza Valley. Here, all-inclusive means the aroma of roasted beets, gooseberries in jars, and homemade ketchup that outshines any hotel buffet. Instead of plastic wristbands, you get a pantry stocked with delicacies to pack in your backpack and take home. The price includes hearty, healthy meals that earn respect even from seasoned foodies. Just beyond the fence lies Biebrza National Park, and bikes (included) are waiting to be taken on a ride through the surroundings.

Forget the tight schedules—shift down into despacito mode. This place is a ready-made spa retreat with a post-meal rehab plan. Herb-scented interiors, freshly baked bread, and views that banish gloomy thoughts. The hosts focus on product quality and food independence, so full board here is like a detox after processed food. You can also book herbal, bread-making, or art workshops. Be ready—it’s worth it.

Get your appetite ready—the hosts are obsessed with feeding guests delicious, healthy, and hearty meals. If you’ve never tried foraging, it might become your favorite slow-inclusive activity. Instead of mall runs, you’ll roam meadows in search of edible treasures. The finale? A tasting session that’ll make you look at your lawn with new respect. The Bug River is just a stone’s throw away, nature peers in through the windows, and it’s worth paying extra for access to the hot tub and Russian banya—here it’s a true relaxation ritual (the host is a sauna master in the traditional sense).

There’s no scheduled entertainment here—the main attraction is pure peace, ideally in a hammock under a majestic oak. But if you’re feeling sporty, you can hop in the saddle (horse enthusiasts will be in heaven), grab a bike, or take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the wild meadows of the Drawsko Lake District. And just 100 m from the house is a private lake with a dock, kayaks, and a sauna. Sports gear, horseback riding, and sauna are extra, but guests rave that it’s worth it.