Description
We are located in the wilderness, on the edge of a village. We have a riverside garden with a sauna and a hot tub filled with pure, almost spring-like water from the river. Surrounded by the Low Beskids mountains, absolute silence, and nature at your fingertips. Mokoszka is part of our agritourism Jasielówka. PS, the cost of using the sauna is 250 PLN per session, and the hot tub is 200. Our cottage is designed for a maximum of 7 people. On the ground floor, there is a living room with a kitchen and full equipment, a fireplace, a table, and a sofa bed. Additionally, there is a bathroom with a shower. In the attic, there is one non-passing bedroom with one double bed and one single bed. In the second bedroom, there is one double bed. You can prepare your meals in your kitchen or enjoy breakfasts and dinners served in the large building. We serve only delicious dishes, pancakes, dumplings, cakes, and other regional specialties. What can you do on our agritourism premises? - run barefoot on the grass, - sunbathe on the cottage terrace or on a blanket, - swim in the crystal-clear river and collect stones, - drink hot cocoa by the fireplace, - read books, - play board games, - in the evenings, feast by the campfire, - pet our cats or run around the yard with our dogs, - eat delicious dumplings at our agritourism, - bask in the hot tub, - go mushroom picking in the forest that borders our yard. Other attractions in the area: - Jaśliski Landscape Park is the gateway to the wild Carpathians, - our area is the most diverse in landscape and the least populated part of the Low Beskids. The park is covered with impenetrable beech forests. On the slopes of the mountains, you will find springs, streams, marshes, and landslide lakes. While walking the trails, you can encounter rare representatives of flora and fauna. Bears, wolves, and lynxes are our forest neighbors. Cultural melting pot: Due to its border location, the Low Beskids have been home to many cultures. Here, the influences of Polish, Lemko, and Jewish traditions mixed. The remnants of this time are old churches, synagogues, and chapels. These extraordinary places, reminiscent of the region's rich past, are gaining more and more interest. A bike trail "At the Intersection of Cultures" has recently been established. Microclimate: In the immediate vicinity, there are famous pre-war health resorts: Rymanów Zdrój and Iwonicz Zdrój. There are mineral water drinking halls, swimming pools, restaurants, and parks with cafes. Many architectural objects characteristic of old resorts have been preserved. It is also worth taking advantage of the rich offer of therapeutic treatments. Oil: In nearby Bóbrka, there is the oldest oil mine in the world. It was founded by Ignacy Łukasiewicz in 1854 and is still active! It covers an area of about 20 hectares, and the collected exhibits document the development of the oil industry. Andy Warhol: Just behind Mount Kamień, on the Slovak side of the border, in Medzilaborce, there is the Andy Warhol Museum. It was established in 1991 and was the first dedicated solely to Warhol. The location is not accidental - a few kilometers away lies the village of Mikova, where the artist's mother lived before emigrating to the USA. Welcome!
