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This is a fairly large site about 10km from Krakow, just off a very busy dual carriageway. However the site is set well back from the road so the traffic noise, though audible, isn’t a problem. It’s a pleasant, green oasis, with plenty of trees for shade, and level, grassy pitches of good size.
There are some extra-deep pitches for larger units. There is a separate area for tents near the restaurant, but larger tents use the tourers section. Everyone is shown to a pitch by one of the staff (but if you want a different one that’s ok. )
It’s a very secure site, with a chain across the gate and someone there to let you out or in until 10 pm.
It’s a friendly, family-run site and English is spoken (with varying degrees of fluency, but given the difficulty of communicating in Polish, any English is very welcome!) Most people use it for 2 or 3 nights only, and there is a very international clientele, which makes it interesting.
The facilities are fairly basic but perfectly adequate. There is a bar/restaurant with a large covered sitting-out area, and a “shop” in the bar, although the stock is very limited. Fresh rolls are available daily. Free wifi is available in or near the bar. There is a children’s playground and a volleyball/football field. The toilet block is a little dated but clean.
Toilets have seats and loo paper, washbasins have soap and paper towels, and there’s a hairdryer. There’s plenty of hot water for the showers and the washing-up sinks, which are outside but under cover. Facilities could be a little stretched when the site is full. There’s also a washing machine (10 zlotys an hour) and disabled facilities. The only drawback is that there’s no water tap so you have to use the washing-up sink taps to fill your aquaroll. It’s perfectly drinkable but sometimes there’s a queue if the sinks are all in use!
You can catch a minibus into Krakow from the main road just outside the site. The fare is 4 zlotys. It’s a beautiful city with lots of historic buildings. The other must-sees in the area are the Wielicza salt mine and Auschwitz/Birkenau, which we found gruelling both physically and mentally, but a place that everyone ought to see.
The summer weather can be very hot and it was pleasant to get back to the campsite and relax. Although not the most luxurious of sites, we enjoyed our stay very much and would recommend it highly.
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Is Camping Korona child friendly? YES, it accepts children View all facilities
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