VWT3 Silesia

There are places in Silesia that are worth visiting immediately, before they are completely lost. Such a place is the HPR Porąbka-Kozubnik Recreation and Training Complex. We recommend watching the movie on utube how it used to be and what it should look like . We have been there twice. The first time a good 10 years ago, when there was still plenty to see, and most of the buildings were still standing, and last year, when the site changed hands and began to rebuild. Now it's definitely lost its mystery, but hopefully it will regain its charm. This place is especially liked by paintball enthusiasts, especially the tucked-up swimming pool building. We are not telling you anything else - we recommend watching the video about how it LOOKED.

VW, what to have fun in Silesia, part 2

When we were planning a one-week vacation in 2013, our travel life changed completely, because new family members appeared in the world, two little daughters. The temptation was greater than common sense, besides, we successfully seasoned the girls at rallies, and so 2-month-old and 5-month-old babies were packed for holidays. We took two cars along the route: Slovakia - Hungary. The plan was simple, get as far as the girls would go. We planned the first longer stop in Trencin , at a campsite on an island. The location was very inviting - an island on the Vah River overlooking the castle. Picturesque? The idyll ended there, so we only stayed one night, which the gentlemen successfully used for beer tasting at the bar on the campsite. The next day we left quite late, because we were hoping that the beer percentages would evaporate, but we had to use a ruse with the driver-passenger exchange. We drove a few dozen kilometers very calmly, and then a metallic noise began to be heard from the bus. Sometimes downhill, sometimes in gear, sometimes in slack. It irritated our nerves, what's worse, we couldn't drive like this without fear of a serious breakdown. People were a bit surprised when for a moment one of the boys was running with his head against the left rear wheel, because it was from this part of the bus that the noise was coming. We decided to make a stop at a gas station to see what was causing the fuss. A dream-stop place - a station, and right next to a restaurant - the girls go to the restaurant with the kids, and the boys remove the breakdown. The joy was short-lived, because it turned out to be a brothel, not a restaurant. So the girls in the Ford were sipping cold drinks, hornets were flying nearby, and the boys were banging the wheels with a hammer. After a few hours, the decision was made - we are going to the campsite, where you will be able to look into the wheel and wait for meals from Poland if necessary. We got to Zvolen in Slovakia, well here the commune left its mark on campsites, we haven't seen such toilets for a long time. Spooky alleyways made of tin tilts, dimly lit, scary, only a few people on the campsite, scary. We have not even unpacked, hopefully remove the defect as soon as possible and move on. A few phone calls to friends, confirmation of the theory - this is a joint, a conclusion - you can go on, but it will get louder and unpleasant. In order to loosen up, in the evening we decided to make a summer cinema, we got into our sleeping bags, because the nights were already cold, and we enjoyed the Oscar-winning production Public Enemy, a strange choice for a holiday evening, so we dispersed imperceptibly to the cars. In the morning, the gentlemen tightened the bearing and we go further to Eger (the big city is our destination, the campsite was supposed to be nice, there is no point in sitting on the one that the creators of cheap horror movies demand) there we will find a shop or a mechanic. On the way, we noticed a car parts store, we stop, the seller directs us to the mechanic next door, and there a very nice Hungarian - the owner of the plant looks under the bus, confirms that it is a joint, writes the name of the part in Hungarian and the name of the store on a piece of paper. Eger and where you can order a part. We arrive at Szarvaskő , this is where our destination campsite is supposed to be, discouraged by the previous two, we cross a beautiful wooden bridge, decorated with wooden flower pots, we jostle with a slurry tanker and suddenly enter the campsite with hedge boxes, a beautiful toilet building, a shelter and a summer kitchen , a climbing wall, fire places, a lake, a waterfall, a playground and a hotel. Several cars from Poland, Belgium and Hungary on the field. Phew. it's good, it's clean and very nice. http://www.oko-park.hu/ apart from a bit of a pain in the road close to the campsite is great. From here we make bus trips to Eger , Belapatfalva , Szilvásvárad . We especially recommend the cable car route in Szilvásvárad , it is worth going up to the upper station to the waterfalls and returning on foot along beautiful paths. Here, in the parking lot, we eat a greasy, savory donut, i.e. a langosz, whoever has not tried should regret it, although the liver will forgive him for it, because it is a real caloric bomb. In Belapatfalva , we admire the monastery, we buy a tablecloth from a very nice Hungarian woman who embellishes on linen materials on the spot. We come back from the trip from Eger with vegetables and meat and in the evening we make a real stew over the fire for our new friends from Poland and Belgium. We find a pot of the right size in the camping kitchen, light a fire in the fireplace and spend a lovely evening with a couple of Poles and Belgians. In the meantime, the guys are repairing the bus. It's been so nice for us a few days, on Friday we are packing, because on Saturday some of the team are called by their duties. The other three stay in Hungary for a few more days, but they move closer to Budapest to Papa , where there is a nice campsite http://www.termalcamping.de/ and thermal pools next to it - here is half of Germany, the other probably in Hajduszoboszlo. We will catch the Hungarian Baja Rally 2013, where Krzysztof Hołowczyc and pilot Andreas Schulz took 2nd place, and we are soaking our daughter in warm waters. When traveling with such a little man, other things are important, such as a separate room for a child with a bathtub and changing table, clean toilets and a quiet campsite, and it was all there in both camps - in Hungary, in Slovakia, unfortunately not anymore. We liked it in Hungary, although we visited much less than usual, but we mastered traveling by buses in a foreign country with prams, bags, cameras and other shelters, and we did not lose anything. In 2014, we are planning a much longer route and a much longer vacation.

Slovakia, V Hungary by VW T3 Silesia

In 2012, we decided to explore the south of France from Monaco to Marseille. Southern France is hot and crowded, but the further away from the main resorts, the more beautiful and calmer it is. We started with Parc Naturel Regional du Verdon and Saint Julien du Verdon , the views were worth a million dollars, and the campsite was only 14 euros for the two of us and the bus - after a quarter of an hour we knew why a blue lamp was on at the reception desk and the fly float was up to date. loans at the reception. Sheep are bred on the local slopes, and when there are sheep, the number of flies is indescribable, and although we felt sorry for such a lovely spot, the next day we were relieved to leave the spit habitat. The campsite itself is beautifully situated, clean, the service is very nice, playground for children, wi-fi - Camping du lac .

SOUTH FRANCE by VW T3 SILESIA

Sometimes we want to go on a trip, short, casual, close and interesting. She learns about such places from friends, sometimes she comes across them by accident. We are happy to drop off a few such places in Silesia. We hope that, in return, someone will describe their region or give us a nice place in our area. We will start with the letter B, b for. Będzin - is our Christmas discovery, the weather was good, so after a family dinner we decided to take a walk. We drove to the very top of the hill, up to the playground for children, you can get there by driving along the walls of the old cemetery. Playground for children of all ages (even those in their thirties will find something for themselves) nice and intimate, enough equipment for a large number of children (slides, swings, spiders, rocks, and even a mini stage). From the square, you can walk to the castle hill along very well-lit paths, walk the reconstructed rampart and see the dugouts. You can see the castle in the background of the city from above, it is also worth visiting the church of St. Trinity, which is also nice to walk around and end the trip under the airline shelter in the basement of the hill (you need to make an appointment in advance by phone from Monday to Friday at 32 267 77 07, on Saturdays and Sundays at 32 267 47 31, more information about Bedzin and the undergrounds http://www.muzeum.bedzin.pl/ ).

VW what to play in Silesia part 1 by VW T3 Klub Górny Śląsk

In mid-April 2011, we went to Vesta for a week-long trip to Paris. The days were already warm and the nights were so short that we decided to go where we had not been before. We found a nice campsite in the boulevard forest http://www.campingparis.fr/tarifs_camping.php well equipped, maybe just too close to the road. We wanted to be close to the center to be able to walk to the city. You can, of course, take a bus - even from the campsite, but only until noon. On the day of our arrival we went to see Paris by night, we did not read in the guide that you should not enter the Bouillon Park at night - during the day yes, no at night! We have not seen such great prostitutes in our life, they were mutants lurking on every scrap of the earth, crawling out of the darkness, just like their clientele - the fact that the traffic in business was good, we were a bit surprised by tents set up for a known purpose, but let's not go into the details. We watched around 11.00 pm when the Eiffel Tower lights up with 292,000 watts, and we walked back to the campsite along the road, no shortcuts through the dark park.

PARIS VW T3 Silesia Upper Silesia Club

Our trip around Slovenia, this small, very charming country, lasted only 8 days, but we also saw a lot during that time. We were there in August 2010. Bled is beautiful with a castle on a hill and a church on the island, all surrounded by a lake with fabulous colors. We also did a hike to the Vintgar Gorge. There are two campsites here: Camping Bled Kidričeva 10c SI - 4260 Bled - conveniently located by the lake, close to the town and Camping Šobec Šobčeva 25, 4248 Lesce located near Bled, but with attractions such as a river, an artificial lake and a lot of space in the field, in nearby forests, meadows, fields, fishing spots, even on the campsite itself. Definitely our favorite, because they are priced similarly. Perfect for families with children and fans of fly fishing, because you don't even have to leave the campsite.