Mobile homes in Poland

Anyone looking for a change from everyday life will feel completely at home in one of the mobile homes in Poland. From the Baltic Sea to the lake district of Masuria to the densely forested mountain slopes of the Tatra Mountains, there is plenty to see - and plenty of nature to experience. The fully furnished mobile homes found on campsites make it possible to spend the night in the midst of these landscapes and enjoy the same comfort as in a holiday flat.

Who are the rental accommodations in Poland suitable for?

Especially if you live in the city and have a longing for nature, mobile homes in Poland are an interesting idea for a holiday. Here you can harmonise with the environment and perhaps even try out camping for the first time. There is also no need to travel with your own caravan or motorhome. If you book a holiday in a mobile home, you can travel in comfort by plane, train or your own car.

Mobile homes and similar rental accommodation in Poland are a kind of compromise between adventure and civilisation. After all, they offer a lot of comfort such as an integrated shower, cosy beds and a kitchen. The latter is ideal for all self-catering travellers who enjoy cooking and prefer to be flexible in terms of time rather than sticking to fixed meal times. You can live independently here, but at the same time have access to the services of the campsites - there are shops, swimming pools, television and WLAN.

These mobile homes are also perfect for families with children. There is plenty of space in the accommodation and the campsites often offer a whole range of activities for children. Playgrounds and entertainment are often part of the offer at campsites with mobile homes in Poland.

Popular campsites with mobile homes in Poland

For holidays at campsites with mobile homes, there is a huge choice in Poland. Possible destinations include the lake district, vast meadows and forests and the mountains in the south. Top destinations include the area around Gdansk, the Tatra Mountains and the Giant Mountains. Many would also like to stay in one of the mobile homes by the Baltic Sea in Poland.

Camping Alexa

The beauty of the Polish Baltic Sea and Pomerania can be experienced very well at Camping Alexa just outside the Hanseatic city of Gdansk. The narrow Hel peninsula is just a few minutes away from the site. The beach is just a few steps from the rental accommodation. There is a children's playground and a restaurant on site. Most mobile homes have an awning and several beds. Cooking facilities are also available.

Elixir Hotelik Caravaning

The mobile homes of Mazovia are absolute highlights among the holiday options in Poland. At Elixir Hotelik Caravaning, you can stay right next to one of the picturesque lakes in Mazury. The nearest town is Gizycko. The resort itself is surrounded by greenery and offers fitness, boat hire and beach volleyball. Children can look forward to playgrounds and entertainment. The mobile homes are usually equipped with a kitchen, lounge, bathroom and several beds.

Camping Pod Krokwia

For those who prefer the mountains and especially the Tatra Mountains, Camping Pod Krokwia is a 4-hectare site at the gates of the Zakopane winter sports resort. Here, 60m² pitches, including mobile homes, await guests. These have a shower, WC, kitchen and heating. Guests also like to stay here in winter due to the proximity to the local cross-country ski trails.

Popular places & excursion destinations

From medieval cities such as Krakow to the medieval Marienburg Castle and the Wieliczka salt mine, Poland has a lot to offer. You can set off on an exciting tour from the campsite with a mobile home and uncover the secrets of Polish history.

St Mary's Castle

Europe's largest medieval castle is located near Gdansk. The Teutonic Knights once resided here and used the castle as a base for their campaigns to the east. Today, the fortress with its red bricks is a museum and takes visitors deep into its history. In addition to the historical halls, there is also an exhibition on the subject of amber.

Krakow

In Krakow, you should definitely visit the Wawel. This is the heart of the Polish crown. Many important kings were buried here. The cathedral itself and the historic vaults also make an impressive impression. St Mary's Church on Krakow's market square is also a must-see on a trip to the capital of Lesser Poland.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

A lot of salt used to be mined in the Tatra mountains. This brought enormous wealth to the small town of Wieliczka, which is reflected, for example, in the castle of the salt counts. A trip underground is also worthwhile. The bizarre salt sculptures there are an absolute sensation.