Discover the highlights of the Polish region of Lower Silesia with your motorhome

It is often overlooked, but those who travel by motorhome to the south-west of Poland, will discover one of the country's most beautiful regions: Lower Silesia. Think of mysterious castles, flat mountain peaks, ancient churches and vast nature parks. Here, you travel through green valleys, historic towns and rugged nature parks, perfect for motorhomers who are eager to explore the unknown.

In this blog, we highlight five unique sights, all easily accessible by motorhome. And of course, we recommend a great place to stay from the Campercontact app for each highlight. All you have to do is start the engine, drive and enjoy.

1. Ksiaz Castle (Zamek Książ)

Deep in the forested landscape near Wałbrzych lies Zamek Książ: the largest castle in Lower Silesia and one of the most intriguing in all of Poland. With its tall towers, terraced gardens and views over the Pełcznica River, it feels like something out of a fairytale. But behind the façade lies a darker story: during World War II, part of the castle was converted into an underground Nazi complex. Today, visitors can explore both the historic rooms and the network of bunker tunnels beneath the castle.

Overnight stay: Camping Pod Lasem (4.2)

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"Very friendly welcome. Owner speaks English. Dog-friendly. Very well-maintained lawn. We were allowed to choose our own pitch. Everything was clean and tidy. Highly recommended." - Skluss

Camping Pod Lasem is located in a beautiful, hilly and wooded area between the town of Bolków and the ruins of Świny Castle. The campsite is peaceful, family-oriented and surrounded by nature, with a small stream running through the grounds.

2. Góry Stołowe National Park (Table Mountains)

In the south of Lower Silesia, near the Czech border, lie the Table Mountains: a landscape that looks like it belongs on another planet. In Polish, the park is called Góry Stołowe, which literally means “table mountains”, and it's easy to see why. Massive rock formations in bizarre shapes, narrow crevices you have to crawl through and, on top of the plateau, a breathtaking view over the border region. The most famous hiking trail? The one leading to the summit of Szczeliniec Wielki, a challenging climb, but definitely worth the effort.

Overnight stay: Góry Stołowe Camp (4.0)

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"New motorhome stopover by the lake. Access via narrow streets, but manageable. Friendly welcome (German or Polish spoken). We were allowed to stay with two motorhomes (three people) for the reduced rate of 100 złoty per motorhome." - dlg

Góry Stołowe Camp is located in the green heart of Radków, within walking distance of the Table Mountains and Lake Radkowski. The campsite is peaceful, clean and welcoming, with spacious pitches, a shared kitchen and modern sanitary facilities. Ideal for motorhomers who want to be surrounded by nature and have direct access to hiking trails.

3. Świdnica and the Church of Peace

Świdnica is a charming town with colourful facades and a lively square, but the real highlight lies just beyond: the Church of Peace (Kościół Pokoju). This impressive 17th-century wooden structure is the largest half-timbered church in Europe and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the outside, it looks quite modest—but step inside and you’ll find a richly decorated Baroque interior that’s surprisingly spacious, suitable for no less than 7,500 people. Visiting it feels like stepping back in time

Overnight stay: Camping 231 (3.8)

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"Only accessible for motorhomes under 3 metres high! We paid 76 zloty for 2 people without a dog, all-inclusive. Swimming pool right next door. The UNESCO church can be reached on foot in 25 minutes. Supermarket 5 minutes by bike." - texy

Campsite 231 in Świdnica is a spacious, green and professionally equipped motorhome site, ideal for motorhomers looking for comfort, peace and close access to both city and nature. The large pitches with electricity, good facilities, secure location and positive reviews make it a popular base on the edge of Lower Silesia.

4. Wrocław: dwarf route and city of bridges

Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia, is a vibrant city full of history and charm. It has more than a hundred bridges, colourful markets, Gothic churches and a centuries-old town hall. But what truly makes Wrocław unique are the more than 300 bronze dwarf statues hidden throughout the city. Follow the “Krasnale” route and discover the city in a playful way. A wonderful stop for motorhomers who enjoy both culture and atmosphere.

Overnight stay: Gadabout Camp (3.8)

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"Excellent campsite. Suitable for an overnight stop, but also perfect for visiting the beautiful centre of Wroclaw (we recommend visiting the Panorama Museum). Half an hour by bike on (mostly) separate cycle paths. The sanitary facilities are very clean and well-maintained. A site to return to!" - Muzicaro

Gadabout Camp is a small, atmospheric campsite just outside Wrocław, quietly located yet easily accessible by public transport. You will find clean sanitary facilities, pitches with electricity, a small café, hammocks and play areas. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, ideal for those seeking comfort close to the city.

This motorhome site can also be booked directly via Campercontact. Would you like to discover more sites in Poland? View them here!

5. Śnieżka (highest mountain in Lower Silesia)

At 1,603 metres, Śnieżka is not only the highest point in Lower Silesia, but also one of the most popular hiking destinations in Poland. From the mountain village of Karpacz, you can either hike up or take a chairlift for a large part of the climb. At the top, an otherworldly landscape awaits, complete with a UFO-style weather station and panoramic views stretching all the way into the Czech Republic. It is busier than in other parts of the region, but the reward is more than worth it.

Overnight stay: Camp 66 (3.9)

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"What a great campsite! We were warmly welcomed. Since we hadn't booked and the campsite was almost full, the lady at reception kept checking for pitches where we could stay for one or two nights. In the end, we moved four times. The atmosphere on the campsite is very pleasant. The heart of the site is a large lodge with the reception, sanitary facilities and a restaurant. The sanitary facilities are clean and the restaurant serves excellent food." - Desiree-Ron

Camp 66 offers spacious pitches with electricity, good sanitary facilities, a restaurant and an attractive outdoor area with playgrounds and barbecue facilities. With reasonable prices, Wi-Fi and nearby activities, it is an ideal place for nature lovers and active motorhomers.

Traveling through Lower Silesia feels like pure freedom. You set your own pace and stop wherever it feels right - at a scenic viewpoint, a historic town, or right in the middle of nature. With the Campercontact app, you will always find a nice site to stay overnight, exactly where you want to be. This makes your motorhome trip not only relaxing, but also surprisingly easy.