Lakes around Golczewo, a town in Poland's West Pomeranian Voivodeship, offer diverse recreational and natural experiences. The region features several post-glacial lakes, including ribbon-shaped bodies of water and those formed from former mining sites. These lakes provide opportunities for water sports, nature observation, and hiking. The area's natural landscape includes marshy banks, diverse tree stands, and habitats for various bird species.
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The terrain is very overgrown, and you have to find your way to the lake without a path. However, there are also moorings on the opposite side.
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A lake created by mining with a sandy beach. We enjoyed resting here and refreshing ourselves by quickly "hopping into the lake" and taking a swim...
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A large city beach by the lake. There are piers, a small amphitheater, a beach volleyball court and other attractions. In summer the beach is guarded.
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Former gravel pit. Currently flooded. Three lakes have been created here, eagerly used by anglers. Mining machines are still visible on the shore of the largest lake.
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Czarnogłowy Lake is a former limestone quarry. The mine was established in 1902 and operated until 1960. After the pumps were turned off, the excavation filled with water. On the north-western shore of the lake, from the village side, there is a swimming area and a beach. There is a parking lot and a bonfire place right next to it.
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The Schwan family makes their trip here
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From here you can see the Rozwarowskie Marshes, the area where you can probably meet the Aquatic Warbler. Two rivers meet nearby: Grzybnica and Wołczenica. The area can be admired from the embankment of the swamp leading towards Buszęcin, you can easily there by bike. There are several hunting pulpits. I like to look at them. Birds and other game 👍
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The region around Golczewo features a diverse range of lakes, including natural post-glacial ribbon-shaped lakes like Jezioro Szczucze and Jezioro Okonie, as well as unique bodies of water formed from former industrial sites. For example, Czarnogłowy Lake Beach is a former limestone quarry, and the Flooded Gravel Pit consists of lakes formed from a former gravel pit, where old mining machines are still visible.
Yes, several lakes offer excellent family-friendly amenities. Szczucze Lake Beach, located directly in Golczewo, boasts a city beach, water slide, water equipment rentals, a pier, promenade, and a small amphitheater. Czarnogłowy Lake Beach also provides a sandy beach, swimming area, parking, and a bonfire place.
Jezioro Okonie is a significant birdwatching paradise, known for species like white-tailed eagles, red kites, and common goldeneyes. Herons, cranes, and various duck species also inhabit the nearby marshes. A dedicated birdwatching viewpoint is located in the southern part of the lake. Additionally, Swans on the Rozwarowo Marshes is another excellent spot for birdwatching, particularly for the Aquatic Warbler, and can be explored from an embankment.
Beyond swimming and relaxing at beaches, you can enjoy various outdoor activities. Jezioro Szczucze offers water equipment rentals like kayaks and pedal boats. Lake Kołczewo also has a water station for boat, kayak, and pedal boat rentals, along with designated kayaking routes. For cycling, there are routes like the 'Church in Luboradza – Miętno Manor Ruins loop from Golczewo' which is a moderate 49 km ride. You can find more cycling routes in the Cycling around Golczewo guide.
Yes, there are several hiking opportunities. The Yellow Niemica Valley Trail passes by Jezioro Okonie, connecting it with Jezioro Szczucze and the Samlino Forest. Lake Kołczewo also offers two hiking trails. For a specific running route, consider the 'Jezioro Szczucze loop from Golczewo', an easy 4.7 km trail. More running trails can be found in the Running Trails around Golczewo guide.
Jezioro Okonie is classified as a bream-type lake, offering good fishing for species like bream, tench, roach, and rudd. The Flooded Gravel Pit is also eagerly used by anglers. Lake Kołczewo is rich in various fish species, including pike, crucian carp, and zander, and provides designated piers for anglers.
The lakes are surrounded by diverse natural landscapes. The southern shore of Jezioro Szczucze borders the 'Las Golczewski' nature complex, featuring diverse tree stands, including approximately 140-year-old pine trees, and numerous springs. Jezioro Okonie is characterized by dense reeds and riparian forests, providing a rich habitat for birds. The area around Swans on the Rozwarowo Marshes is where two rivers meet, creating a unique wetland environment.
Near Jezioro Szczucze, you can find a notable oak tree recognized as a natural monument. A local legend also tells of a frog monument (a frog in a crown on a globe) near the former castle, which is said to indicate a healing spring. The Flooded Gravel Pit offers a glimpse into the region's industrial past, with old mining machines still visible on the shore.
Visitors particularly enjoy the diverse recreational opportunities and natural beauty. Highlights like Czarnogłowy Lake Beach are appreciated for their sandy beaches and swimming areas, offering a chance to refresh. The area's natural features, such as the birdwatching opportunities at Jezioro Okonie and the scenic views from the embankment at Swans on the Rozwarowo Marshes, are also highly valued.
Yes, Kołomąckie Lake is known for its very overgrown terrain, requiring visitors to find their way without a clear path. While challenging, it offers a super beautiful and wild natural experience, though moorings are available on the opposite side.
Yes, at Jezioro Szczucze, you can find rental facilities for water equipment like kayaks and pedal boats. Similarly, Lake Kołczewo has a water station during the summer season where you can rent boats, kayaks, and pedal boats for active water-based recreation.
Yes, for those interested in golf, the Amber Baltic Golf Club is located near Lake Kołczewo, offering an additional recreational option for visitors to the area.


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