Location and access

The campsite is located close to the A4, making exit and access straightforward. Once you arrive, it is easy to disconnect from the road: the grounds are orderly and the surroundings have a calm, rural feel. The local landscape (Pogorze Kaczawskie) is gently rolling, which is ideal for a short walk after many hours of driving.

Facilities and on-site comfort

Sanitary facilities and shared areas

Camping 234 offers standard infrastructure for a comfortable and predictable stay. On site you will find toilets and showers, washing-up points, access to a kitchen, and designated areas for shared time.

• toilets and showers
• outdoor washing-up points
• kitchen access
• fire pit area (designated zone only)
• barbecue area

Motorhomes and caravans

The site is prepared for motorhomes and caravan setups. Marked spaces and clear movement rules help maintain order and safety, especially for late arrivals.

Tents

For tent campers, Camping 234 is a calm base for one or two nights. Full sanitary facilities and shared zones make it easy to rest and recover before continuing your trip.

Cabins on the campsite

Camping 234 is not limited to tent and motorhome spaces. The property also offers modular cabins with a private bathroom and a kitchenette. This is a comfortable choice for families and travelers who prefer a solid roof overnight while keeping a campsite atmosphere.

It also works well for mixed groups: some can sleep in a motorhome or tent, while others stay in a cabin, with everyone in one place.

Archery as an extra feature

A distinctive bonus at Camping 234 is an archery area. It can easily turn an evening into a fun activity, especially for families and groups of friends, and it suggests the site is designed as more than just a place to park for the night.

Rules and guidelines

Camping 234 follows clear rules that support quiet and safety. It is worth keeping them in mind, particularly if you plan to arrive very late.

• registration on arrival
• low speed limit on site
• quiet hours and gate/access routines
• fire only in the designated area
• visits allowed only during set hours
• pets allowed under owner control (leash and responsibility for cleanliness)

What to see nearby - history within reach

Battle of Legnica site (1241)

Legnickie Pole is best known for the Battle of Legnica in 1241, one of the key events related to Mongol incursions into Central Europe. Even a short transit stop gains a meaningful historical backdrop here.

Battle museum

There is a local museum dedicated to the battle and its broader context. It is a strong idea for a short visit the next morning before you continue.

Basilica and monastic complex

Another highlight is the impressive religious complex in Legnickie Pole, a photogenic site that is worth even a brief walk.

Day trip idea: Peace Churches (UNESCO)

If you stay two nights, consider a day trip to the Peace Churches in Jawor and Swidnica. They are outstanding examples of wooden sacred architecture and among the most valued UNESCO sites in this part of Poland.

Who Camping 234 is best for

• A4 travelers: quick access, quiet surroundings, and real rest.
• Motorhome users: an orderly site with the essentials.
• Families: cabin option and an extra activity (archery).
• Exploring Lower Silesia: local history and easy access to regional highlights.