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Clean bedding is provided, and it's a good stop for the night if you're passing through. The location is great, and you can park for free on the street. I've never stayed anywhere quite like this before 😃. There is just one shower, but you can manage if you go at a quieter time. The toilet cubicles are another matter: they're extremely cramped, with the door nearly touching the seat, so using them is difficult.

It was peaceful and quiet, and close to the Old Town, but I wouldn't recommend staying here. The bathrooms were a disaster, with completely empty toilets. The shower water was impossible to control, switching between warm and so cold you couldn't put a hand under it, even after the owners gave us instructions. There was nowhere to wash dishes, and the sink was tiny. The owners' daughter was a bit of a slob. On our last evening we were accused of leaving the bathroom lights on. On day two, they told us off for leaving the air conditioning in the campsite on, and we had to go in and turn it off. They had our phone number and could have called to explain instead of entering without our knowledge. People make mistakes and forget things, as we did. We had also checked in three hours earlier than agreed, after the owners themselves called to ask if we would actually show up, since people sometimes make plans and don't come. “Now we don't really wonder why.” They didn't tell us the campsite's fridge had broken just before we arrived. In that heat, four days without a working fridge was hard. It did start after a few tries, but never worked properly. If the location weren't so good, we would have left. They gave up staying in this place.

The garden was quiet, green, and had clean air, making it a peaceful place to sleep. The staff were polite and clean. Space is limited, and the bathroom is quite a walk from the trailers, though that didn't stop me getting a good night's sleep. It could work as a stop while exploring Sandomierz. There were also some unpleasant moments. I invited my sister and mother to visit for a few hours on Saturday so they could see where I was staying. As we entered the garden, I think the owner's father came out onto the terrace and rudely asked them, “What are they looking for here?!!😣.” My sister explained they just wanted to see how I “live,” but he said nobody had discussed it with him and told them to leave. Separately, my watch went missing. I think I left it in the bathroom when I went to shower, but couldn't find it the next morning. The bathrooms and toilets are makeshift, as I mentioned, though they're not essential for a good night's sleep.

It's an unusual place, and a fun little adventure for a stop along the way. The Old Town Square is about a 10-minute walk away. Cleanliness could be better: even the duvets felt old and heavy. There was only one small shower for five rental caravans. I'd recommend it for an unusual one or two night stay.