National and Landscape Parks in West Pomerania
West Pomerania offers Baltic coast scenery and inland forest-and-lake landscapes within the same region. Choose whether the holiday will be based by the sea or farther inland before adding parks to a route.
Compare national and landscape parks in West Pomeranian Voivodeship using the listing. Wolin, the Drawa area and the lake districts are distinct destinations, so a single accommodation base will not be equally convenient for all of them.
How many parks in West Pomeranian Voivodeship you can find on Traveler Map?
- National Parks: 2
- Landscape parks: 6
- Nature reserves: 23
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Bagno Ciemino Nature reserveNature reserve
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Bagno raczyk Nature reserveNature reserve
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Barlinecki Landscape parkLandscape park
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Brodogóry Nature reserveNature reserve
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Bukowe Zdroje im. Profesora Tadeusza Dominika Nature reserveNature reserve
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Cedyński Landscape parkLandscape park
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Czarnocin im. prof. Janiny Jasnowskiej Nature reserveNature reserve
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Długogóry Nature reserveNature reserve
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Dolina Dolnej Odry Landscape parkLandscape park
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Dolina Pięciu Jezior Nature reserveNature reserve
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Drawa National ParkNational Park
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Drawski Landscape parkLandscape park
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Gęsi Bastion pod Starą Rudnicą Nature reserveNature reserve
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Iński Landscape parkLandscape park
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Jezioro Prosino Nature reserveNature reserve
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Karsiborska Kępa Nature reserveNature reserve
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na Rzece Grabowej Nature reserveNature reserve
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Przełom Rzeki Wołczenicy RezerwatNature reserve
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Roby Nature reserveNature reserve
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Rzeka Rekowa Nature reserveNature reserve
Give the coast its own walking time
Wolin National Park protects coastal and forest landscapes on the island of Wolin. It can complement a Baltic stay with woodland walks and viewpoints, provided you choose authorised routes and account for the distance from your accommodation.
Check the Wolin National Park visitor rules before planning the route. The park's access arrangements, protected areas and marked trails should guide the outing rather than an assumed right to walk along every cliff or section of shore.
Inland parks provide a different base
Drawa National Park extends across West Pomerania, Lubusz and Greater Poland. Its forest and river setting belongs to an inland itinerary. Decide on the actual entrance or activity area before choosing a nearby town from a regional accommodation search.
Drawski Landscape Park offers another lake-country option. It is a different protected area from Drawa National Park despite the similar English names. Keep the full park name with your travel notes when comparing routes and bookings.
Look for local woodland outings
Szczecin Beech Forest Landscape Park can suit a woodland day closer to the Szczecin area. A local circuit may make more sense than crossing the region to reach a famous national park for only an hour.
The official Polish national parks directory is useful for confirming which destinations have national park status. Landscape parks and individual reserves need their own visitor checks.
Choose the pace for the setting
Coastal routes can be windy and sandy; inland walks can involve wooded slopes and wet ground. Select the actual trail before judging difficulty. For paddling, check launch, finish and collection arrangements as well as current access.
A longer Baltic holiday can continue towards Pomeranian parks for Słowiński's dune landscapes. Allow time to change bases so that the journey between coastal areas does not consume the day intended for walking.