Domki Letniskowe Amelia

Worst price for what you get that we’ve come across on our trip in Poland. There wasn’t even toilet paper. I’d recommend not going.

Matze welcomed us as soon as we arrived with our campervan, and we settled in right away. The grounds were neat and well looked after, with lots of room to spend a quiet night. The broad beach is only a short walk off, and there are plenty of shops and restaurants close enough to reach on foot. We'd happily return. Bernhard and Gabriele

The main issue for me was the cost: 90 zloty for one night with a small tent, one person and a dog, without electricity. That felt much higher than other Polish campsites, especially in the quiet off-season, so the value just didn't add up for me. I was there for one night when the site was almost empty. I could pick a spacious pitch, and the person checking me in was friendly and spoke excellent German. Still, I couldn't find a communal kitchen, which matters a lot if you're camping in a tent, and there was no staff around during my stay. The washrooms work, but they're very basic, and the showers have no hand-held showerheads.

Being so close to the sea is a huge advantage, and there's a beach volleyball court plus several playgrounds for children. The campsite keeps to quiet hours, and everyone has their own pitch and space, so there's no untamed camping going on. I've been coming here for 25 years, and it really has been worth it. The bathrooms were redone a few years back and remain in excellent shape. I do wish they'd reopen the kitchen, though. Finding a decent meal at a fairly low price is getting harder and harder :-)