Łężyce: Nature, Horse Riding and History

Landscape and White Storks

Its location in the buffer zone of Trójmiejski Landscape Park gives Łężyce a clear connection to the landscape park. For visitors interested in nature and the area around the park, this is a distinctive part of the village’s character. Another notable feature can be found near Obwodowa Street on the eastern edge of Łężyce: a large, old white stork nest stands there on a pole that is not connected to the power grid.

These local details tell the story of a breeding season in which eleven new white stork nests were built throughout Łężyce. During a check in July, young birds were found in two nests: one chick in one nest and two in the other. Together with the old nest on the eastern edge, they illustrate different aspects of local nature: a striking individual site here, and the number of new nests built across the village there.

Horse Riding in Different Formats

The Ośrodek Jeździecki „Pomerania“ offers guided rides on horseback for children aged four and over. This option is aimed at a different age group from the group training for teenagers and adults. The age requirement can help you choose an equestrian activity that suits the members of your travel group.

Teenagers and adults can train in groups of up to six people in the riding arena. The limited group size is one specific difference between this training and the guided rides for children. So if you are considering Łężyce for horse riding, you can first think about which format is relevant to your travel group: a guided ride for a child aged four or over, or group training for teenagers and adults.

The centre also offers guided rides for riders who have already reached a certain level, along several forest trails designated for horses in the adjacent Trójmiejski Landscape Park. This option differs from both riding-arena training and guided rides for children: riders must have reached a certain level, and the rides take place under guidance on designated forest trails.

A Manor House with a History as an Estate

The village’s history is also reflected in a specific building. The manor house in Łężyce dates from the 19th century and was formerly the estate of the Pobłocki and Roszczynialski families. This historical context gives the building a character distinct from the nature and horse-riding themes: it points to the village’s past as an estate and the families associated with it. If you are interested in historical connections as well as outdoor activities, you can include this manor house in your exploration of Łężyce.

A holiday apartment in the village may suit travellers who have chosen Łężyce itself as their destination; the right accommodation depends on what you are looking for.

More Places to Discover

If you would like to explore more places in the area, you can find Zbychowo, Salino, Reda, Kopalino, Jeleńska Huta, Barłomino, Gniewino and Zakrzewo here.

For the broader travel overview: Wejherowo.