Tuchola Forest

Koronowo Reservoir.
a place for you.

Southern edge of the Tuchola Forest

Water, woods and a slower pace of day come together here.

Located on the southern edge of the Tuchola Forest, Koronowo Reservoir attracts everyone looking for calm water, forest landscape and an unhurried stay.

Here you can learn how the reservoir was created, how to spend time around it and which places are worth visiting nearby. You will also find accommodation adjusted to different travel styles.

Accommodation

Stay a little longer.

You will find cottages, campsites, holiday resorts, hotels and agritourism stays around the reservoir. It is easy to choose a base close to the water, the beach or a quieter stretch of shoreline.

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Find accommodation

On the water and around it

Recreation and attractions.

The reservoir works well both for a simple day by the water and for a longer stay built around several places.

Recreation

Sailing and kayaking

Several marinas and kayak points operate on the reservoir, making it easy to start a short route or a full day on the water.

Attractions

Koronowo and Pieczyska

Koronowo, the main beach at Pieczyska and the water sports base are the most natural first stops around the reservoir.

Recreation

Fishing

Different lakes, bays and reed beds make Koronowo Reservoir a long-standing favourite for anglers.

Attractions

Samociążek and the ferry

A calmer side of the reservoir, the Niva boat, the hydroelectric plant and the seasonal ferry create another rhythm of the area.

History of the reservoir

Between the forest and the basin.

Koronowo Reservoir, also called Lake Koronowo, is around 36 kilometres long and began as an artificial body of water. Over time it gained many features of a natural lake and became one of the key leisure destinations in this part of the region.