JurtowiskoWilcza Wolka, ul. Łąkowa 3/21

The yurt is nestled in the heart of nature—between meadows, the Jeziorka River valley, and the forests of Chojnów Landscape Park, in the Masovian village of Wilcza Wólka, 25 km from Warsaw (approx. 30 minutes from Ursynów, on the S7 expressway). Original Mongolian yurts are hidden here—not as a stylized option, but as a true experience of simplicity, hospitality, and closeness to nature. This isn't a resort with a reception desk and Wi-Fi, but rather a space of silence, fire, and conversation—ideal for an offline getaway, away from crowds and noise.

It's also a place for meetings and inspiration—development workshops, intimate picnics, and events in the rhythm of nature. Each yurt has been furnished with an authentic Mongolian character, inspired by the owners' travels to Mongolia. Slow living isn't a slogan here, but rather the natural rhythm of the day. The yurts are the work of Magda and Clemens—a Polish-German couple who have created their own corner of the world here.

The yurt offers camping-style accommodations: stay in a yurt, with the option of pitching a tent or arriving by camper. Guests have access to a pavilion with a kitchen and lounge, a Mongolian tent for meetings and workshops, a shower with hot water, restrooms, and a fireplace and barbecue area. The season runs from May to the end of September.This place is perfect for stargazing, intimate concerts, and outdoor events. Its location in the heart of Europe's largest orchard makes it a good base for summer and autumn excursions, and the surrounding area offers the forests of Chojnów Landscape Park, Góra Kalwaria, the ruins of Czersk Castle, and kayaking on the Jeziorka River.

Practical information: access to a hot shower, kitchen, electricity, and running water, parking, pet-friendly accommodations, meetings, and the option of breakfasts made with local produce.