Made the mistake of trying to get in during Kaisermania concert, big mistake, not a spare mm left as I suspect is the case throughout the summer . Moved on to Sachsenplatz, much quieter and more spacious.

Recently opened there is a mix of camping, bungalows and apartments. Very well designed, everything was catered for. All facilities were immaculate. You get the choice of staying on a dedicated camper stand or the mixed field. Good restaurant serving traditional Polish cuisine. Right next to a lake with beach and water sports and park although the town is disappointing. Not cheap but worth the extra.

I would agree with all the previous reviews and add that the tram 6 is running. Good if you’re into rowing. The only downside for me was that there’s nothing walkable nearby and the freight trains run above the site 24/7 which will disturb light sleepers.

Took one look at this and drove on, looks like a scrap yard. Ended up staying at Zimnewody, much more pleasant.

For fans of industrial and political history of Poland it’s a must, you’re actually staying on the history tour route. close to all the sights of Gdansk. A bit busy in Summer, noisy and only one toilet but worth it. If you can’t get a pitch then plenty of overnight parking opposite.