Farms and ranches in the heart of the forest. Horses, ceramic workshops, home-cooked food, real countryside life.
The strongest card here is the family character and the number of things to do on site. The property offers three summer cottages for 4-6 people, well equipped for self-catering. Guests can spend time outdoors actively: there are pontoons, quads, bicycles, billiards, and a pool. Each cottage also has its own fireplace.
A family agritourism run by Małgorzata and Juliusz Każnica, with a clear focus on the stable. The Ranczo Ostrowite Riding Centre has operated since 2014. It offers a first led horse ride included in the stay, weekend riding lessons, therapeutic walks in the saddle, and even meditation on horseback. Cottage and room rental includes full board served as a buffet, with homemade cold meats, desserts, and bread. The daily rhythm of the ranch is built around horses, not around the lake, although the lake is close by too.
A small, quiet lodging in Małe Gacno. In practice it consists of two independent ground-floor apartments, each with two rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom, plus upstairs rooms, about 12 places in total. The standard is simple and neighbourly. The hosts provide mountain bikes, and in autumn they organise mushroom-picking lessons under the eye of a certified mushroom expert. These specifics describe the place better than general praise of nature.
An agritourism farm in Klonowo, on the edge of the Tuchola Forest, set in a nineteenth-century homestead; the old farm building has survived to this day. There are six beds in single, double, and triple rooms. The place is more raw and traditional than polished. Pets are accepted, simple home cooking is served, and the day is shaped by walks, fishing, and cycling.
Zielony Kot is the agritourism farm of Joanna and Daniel, hosts from Lipusz. The place is small, atmospheric, and pet-friendly. It offers several rooms with bathrooms, with either a bathtub or shower, in a shared building, with access to a common kitchen, WiFi, and private parking. A choice for a couple or small family that wants to feel the rhythm of a Kashubian village.
A family farm in the forest settlement of Żukowo near Rytel, about 100 metres from the Brda River, with a weekly activity plan for children: pottery workshops, little explorer classes, walking on water in an inflatable ball, field games, and shelter building. The grounds include cottages and rooms in a terraced building with kitchenettes; green school stays are also organised for school and preschool groups. This is clearly an option for families looking for a stay with a programme.
A homestead right on the shore of Lake Wielkie Cekcyńskie. That concrete image gives the name its weight. There are ten newly renovated rooms with private bathrooms, a shared living room with kitchen, and two meals included in the stay: breakfast and home-style dinner. Private beach with pier, a separate fishing pier, boats, kayaks, and a pedal boat. On the farm there are Mećka the cow, Basia the horse, goats, rabbits, and hens, and small children can help with feeding.
Agritourism in the former Świt forester’s lodge, right by the Brda River. There are five double rooms, a shared kitchenette, and a fireplace room. The strongest reason to choose this address is its setting: a forest hamlet in the Dolina Rzeki Brdy reserve, with the viewing terrace facing the river.
A Borowiak cottage from the second half of the nineteenth century, entered in the register of monuments: traditional regional architecture with a new thatched roof, tiled stoves, and a "plata" type kitchen. Inside are two independent living sections with a shared bathroom, arranged in a rustic style appropriate to the age of the building. The place has received several distinctions: Perła w Koronie of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship in 2009, second place in the AGRO-wczasy competition in 2014, and the Marka Lokalna Bory Tucholskie label.
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