Campervan Map Lubusz

Lubusz (Lubuskie) is an often-overlooked western region of Poland — on the German border (Berlin 150 km, Dresden 200 km), with the densely forested Noteć and Drawsko forests, the Oder Valley and thousands of lakes on the Lubuskie Lakeland. Zielona Góra (regional capital and Poland's winemaking centre — yes, Poland has wine!) and Gorzów Wielkopolski are the main cities. Łagów (nicknamed ”Little Venice”), Sulechów and the Międzyrzecz Fortified Region (WW2 fortifications) are the most visited attractions. The region works perfectly as a launch point for a German campervan trip (A2 Poznań–Świecko–Berlin, S3 Świnoujście–Gorzów–Zielona Góra–Legnica). Campsites are fewer than in Masuria or on the coast but cheaper — 50–90 PLN per night. Popular campsites are on Łagów, Lubniewice, Niesulice and Przelewice lakes. Lubusz is a paradise for campervan travellers seeking quiet, good wine (Cantina and Mierzęcin vineyards) and military history. Autumn is especially beautiful — golden Polish autumn in the Noteć Forest is a first-class campervan experience.