Dacza Puchacza Glamping

In a land where rivers shine like silver ribbons among dense forests, and the air smells of resin and wild herbs, lies Stare Osieczno, a place where time slows down and nature envelops you in silence. The forests of the Drawska Primeval Forest hide hundreds of paths leading to hidden lakes, forest glades, and viewpoints where the horizon seems endless. Welcome to the world of Daczy Puchacza.

Here, as in the Mongolian tradition of juulchin, wanderers and guests of nature, man becomes part of the landscape. They wander, listen, and observe. Here, mornings are spent walking in the Drawa National Park, among rare bird species and winding rivers, and evenings are spent gazing at the stars in one of the darkest skies in Poland. It's blissful!

The area also hides traces of history. The medieval castle in Tuczno and the intimate museum in Drawno tell stories of times gone by. For those looking for more, Piła and Gorzów Wielkopolski are only an hour away, although the real value of this place is its distance from the hustle and bustle of civilization. You don't need anything else.

Stare Osieczno is a place for those who want to feel like ancient wanderers surrounded by forest, close to the earth, in a world where nature is both home and story.

In the heart of this ancient forest, where paths are drawn by the wind and the night sky is lit up by thousands of stars, lies Dacza Puchacza, a place straight out of a fairy tale, where nature plays the leading role. Amidst the whispering trees and the watchful gaze of the eagle owl, guardian of this land, stand three yurts, reminiscent of the ancient Juulchin wanderers who traveled in tune with nature, leaving no trace behind.

Each yurt is hidden in a forest chamber that ensures maximum privacy, laid out in a circle, a symbol of perfection, the sun, and the continuity of life. It fits into the environment as if it had always been a part of it. On the round terrace, a hammock sways in the wind, and a basket full of local breakfast delicacies awaits. Inside, a goat provides cozy warmth. The local goat is a wood-fired stove, with wood waiting right next to it, as if someone long ago made sure that travelers would never be cold.

The air is filled with the scent of the forest, smoke from the campfire, and fresh food that can be prepared in the kitchen and eaten at the wooden table, listening to the melody of birdsong, the only music that resounds here endlessly.

And when the day draws to a close, guests can enjoy a tub of warm water, a sauna, and a place for a bonfire, where stories flow like a river and the flames dance to the rhythm of dreams.

Dacza Puchacza is not just a place to stay, it is a gateway to a world where time has stopped at the perfect moment, and everyone who comes here becomes the hero of their own forest fairy tale.

Come and experience it for yourself. Welcome home, Juulchin!