Camping "STOGI" 218

For a visit to the centre to Gdansk, this is a great option. There is a free shuttle bus to the centre, which is wonderful service. The camping was during our visit very crowded. There was basically no free spot for us and our super tiny house on wheels. It was hard to park and to level the small caravan. Nonetheless nice that a spot was provided and that we could stay for two nights. As said, the camping is very full, which has a big impact on the restrooms etc. They are often dirty. For us that was the only downside of this camping. There are not enough toilets and showers for so many visitors. The common open kitchen area with stove and microwave and running water/sink is good. The forest around the campsite is beautiful too. All in all a good place for visiting the centre (so beautiful!).

It was an okay place to stay when visiting Gdansk and that’s the only positive thing to say. The service was non-existing. We were let to find out where the tent area was on our own, which was a bit confusing, because the area is so big. There are no marked our obvious spots, and the terrain was very down and uphill, so it was hard to find a place to pitch a tent on some-what flat ground. Also all the trees made that harder. We had payed for electricity, but no one bothered to make sure, there was a free spot within distance of the electricity, because the electricity poles are very far apart. Lastly the toilets are shared, so often it was disgusting to visit as a woman. I don’t mind sharing, as long as there are provided pissoirs for men, who are lazy (messy). Or maybe clean it more often. The showers were free, but also it almost had to be with that price. But all in all I guess I would still go back if I had to visit Gdansk with tent again. I just hope they improve their services a bit.

Clean beautiful place for camping. Nearby is a club on the beach, the music bass is little bit loud and goes deep in the night, it could be annoying, but it’s ok. With bike you will be in approximately 15-20 minutes in the city otherwise you can take the tram or bus.

Very good place to stay, highly recommend! We came with our motorhome for one night and had no reservation but guy at reception showed us different spots and we got really nice place close to all facilities (showers etc). Everything was clean and stuff very friendly and helpful. Pets are allowed which was important for us as we travel with our dog. Good service for very good price.

I recently stayed at Camping 218 Stogi in Gdańsk, and overall, it was a great experience for anyone looking for a relaxed and budget-friendly stay near the beach. The reception staff were helpful and provided useful tips about the area. The wash area and toilets were a solid 8 out of 10 quite clean, even though the campsite was fully booked. Expect a lot of noise in the evenings, as it’s a popular spot for local Polish holidaymakers and there are many children’s play areas nearby. The Wi-Fi connection was poor.

Really convenient camping to visit Gdansk. Everything was as it should be. The tram is not running but there is instead a free bus (T8), taking you into the city centre.

Excellent campsite near Gdańsk. Accessibility to the center in 1/2 hour by bus and tram.

Basicly good. One guy in the restaurant wanted to be more than he was. Maybe have had hardworking day. Thank you!