Kąkol Krystyna I Zygmunt AgroturystykaStryszawa,  533

Agrotourism farm - If you are looking for peace and quiet, you like to admire nature, forest animals, listen to birds singing and breathe clean air, we invite you to STRYSZAWA - a village located in the Beskid Mały at the foot of the Beskid Żywiecki - 15 km from Sucha Beskidzka. Every season is beautiful here. In summer, you can go cycling and hiking (there are excellent cycling and mountain routes nearby). In winter - go sledding, skiing and take part in a sleigh ride with a bonfire. Stryszawa is famous not only for its healthy spring water, but also for its wooden, painted birds, planed by local folk artists. We invite nice holidaymakers to relax all year round. We offer: - 2, 3, 4 - bed rooms with bathrooms, - meals (three meals) from the home kitchen, - bonfires, - portable grill, - basketball and volleyball courts, - table tennis, - rest and dining room with SAT TV,- playground for children (sandbox, swings ...), - possibility of collecting mushrooms, berries, etc. in our forests, - we organize New Year's Eve parties. - we have an indoor swimming pool. Have a good rest. Stryszawa - a village in Poland located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in the western part of the Sucha County, in the Stryszawa commune. In the years 1975-1998, the town was located in the Bielsko Province. The town is the seat of the Stryszawa commune. Stryszawa lies at an altitude of 380 to 807 m above sea level. It stretches for almost 10 km in the valley of the Stryszawka stream from Sucha Beskidzka up to the Jałowiec peak (1111 m above sea level) in Beskid Żywiecki, with high hamlets.