Discover Pęgów: Family Activities, Festivals and a Bathing Area

Pęgów brings together a variety of reasons to visit: family activities, a sensory trail, regular open-air festivals and the bathing area at the “Glinianki” centre. Architecture and a monument also contribute to the village’s character. Rather than planning your stay around just one type of outing, you can consider whether you would like to focus on activities for children, events, architectural history or water when choosing where to go.

Family activities and a range of things to do

The Mini Zoo in Pęgów welcomes families with children and school groups; its activities are aimed at these groups. They include horse-riding and arts classes. The “Kruczyna” centre offers felt-making workshops for organised groups and families with children. The activity itself provides a practical way to choose between the two: classes at the Mini Zoo or felt-making workshops at “Kruczyna”.

Another option is the “Bosą Trasę”, a sensory trail in Pęgów. It offers a different focus from animal-related activities, horse-riding and arts classes, or felt-making workshops. So, when sorting through your ideas for a trip, you can choose between a sensory trail, activities at the Mini Zoo and creative work at “Kruczyna”. The activities mentioned appeal to different interests, without requiring you to plan your stay around just one item on the programme.

Brick architecture, a monument and open-air festivals

The palace in Pęgów is a Neo-Gothic brick building. For visitors interested in architecture, its design is a distinctive feature of the village. A strawberry-themed monument commemorates the title “Najpiękniejsza Wieś Dolnego Śląska” (Most Beautiful Village in Lower Silesia), awarded in 2012. The palace and the monument represent different interests: one is a building with Neo-Gothic brick architecture, while the other commemorates the village’s award.

The events calendar includes two regular open-air festivals: “Święto Truskawki” (Strawberry Festival) and “Jesienny Jarmark Osobliwości” (Autumn Curiosities Fair). Both are a reason to visit Pęgów in connection with its festivals. There is a specific example from the past for “Święto Truskawki”: on 2 June 2018, it was held at the sports ground in Pęgów. Visitors could buy fresh fruit, homemade bread and other products made by local producers there.

Bathing area and accommodation choices

The “Glinianki” recreation and leisure centre has a bathing area. The centre also offers overnight stays at campsites. This means that Pęgów offers two different types of accommodation to consider: looking for a holiday apartment or camping at the “Glinianki” centre. When planning your stay, you can first decide whether the village’s activities or a particular type of accommodation is your priority. A bathing area, family activities, architecture and open-air festivals each offer a different basis for your choice.

You can also include these places in your search: Zawonia, Uraz, Świątniki, Wisznia Mała, Cielętniki, Pierwoszów, Żmigród, Oborniki Śląskie.

For the broader travel overview: Trzebnicki.