Golczewo – Lake, Nature and History

Bathing beach on Lake Szczucze

The Szczucze bathing beach is on Ogrodowa Street, on the shore of Lake Szczucze, and includes a landscaped beach. There is also a pier. The beach and pier are therefore the clearly identified features of this lakeside attraction. If a lake and a landscaped beach are particular priorities in your travel planning, you can use these details as a starting point for learning more about Golczewo.

The 15th edition of the Golczewski Triathlon was announced for July 25, 2026, in Golczewo.

St. Andrew Bobola Church and its history

St. Andrew Bobola Church in Golczewo was built in the 15th century as a single-nave stone building. Some of its medieval walls have been preserved. These few features alone give the church a clear historical connection: its design, materials and surviving sections of wall offer different points of interest for anyone curious about the town’s early history.

The furnishings include an altar with Renaissance-Baroque features and a pulpit dating from 1661. The altar and pulpit add distinctive details alongside the building’s history. Visitors interested in architecture or historic furnishings will find specific details here that help describe how the church interior developed, without reducing the church to its age alone.

Nature in the forest district

A nature trail runs through the Golczewo Forest District, within the boundaries of the LAS GOLCZEWSKI nature and landscape complex, in the associated municipality. The trail is intended to introduce visitors to the area’s natural features and the work of forestry professionals. Nature and forestry are explicitly brought together in its planned theme.

When weighing up your interests, this focus differs from both the bathing beach and the historic buildings: it is about natural features and forestry work. If you would rather explore the landscape and forestry on your trip than church architecture or the lakeshore, the trail offers a distinct connection to Golczewo and its associated municipality.

Castle tower and hill

The castle tower in Golczewo is a remnant of the castle of the Bishops of Kamień. The castle hill has been landscaped and renovated and developed into a tourist attraction. The tower and hill offer another historic point of interest, distinct from the church: they evoke the castle and its connection to the Bishops of Kamień.

If you would like to explore other destinations from the same broader selection alongside Golczewo, you can also visit Piaski Wielkie, Wolin, Będzieszewo, Karnocice, Wapnica, Dziwnówek, Lukecin and Misdroy.

For the broader travel overview: Cammin.