Kiełpino: Hotels and Accommodation

In Kiełpino, the Ostrzyce–Kiełpino kayak route ends at a convenient landing stage with a place to rest after the water adventure. Kiełpino is considered a small settlement in the centre of Kashubia.

Waterways and Nature

The approximately 15 km section of the Radunia from Ostrzyce to Kiełpino is considered particularly picturesque and is suitable for people who appreciate nature and tranquillity. In Kiełpino, KAJACZKOWO offers a kayaking experience in nature, among trees and on the water. The provider Kajaki Radunia at 4 Raduńska Street in Kiełpino organises canoeing and kayaking trips on a river.

North of Kiełpino lie Małe Jezioro and Duże Kiełpino, two glacial lakes. Mount Wieżyca is located in the vicinity of Kiełpino. The Wieżyca summit is also nearby – 329 m above sea level, in Kashubian Switzerland. Zamkowa Gora Hill is located in the immediate vicinity, while Zielona Gora Hill is in the vicinity of Kiełpino. The Gdańsk - Centralne Morskie castle is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kiełpino.

Culture and History

The parish church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Kiełpino was built in 1647. In 1926, it was extended with a transept, a polygonal chancel, a chapel and a sacristy. Organs were installed in the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Kiełpino in 1879 and continue to serve the parish to this day.

The former inn on Długa Street in Kiełpino was built in the late 19th century, served as an inn until 1944 and is now used for residential purposes. It included a ballroom, dining room, kitchen, pantry, rooms for the owners and guest rooms.

Other places in the same regional context: Kamienicki Mlyn, Ręboszewo, Garcz, Banino, Sulmin, Przewóz, Smołdzino, Golubie.

For the broader travel overview: Karthaus.