Kozłówka Landscape Park, Landscape park near Nowy Staw, Poland
Kozłówka Landscape Park is a protected area near Nowy Staw in south-eastern Poland, classified under IUCN category V. It is made up of forests, meadows, and small streams, with paths running through a mix of open land and wooded sections.
The park was established in 1990 to protect the natural landscape of the Lublin Plain region in south-eastern Poland. It was created as part of a broader effort to set aside land from agricultural and industrial use during that period.
The park's marked trails are used for nature education, with local schools organizing outdoor lessons here throughout the year. Volunteers also gather regularly to maintain the area, which makes the park a place that local communities actively care for.
The terrain is generally flat and easy to walk, making the trails accessible for most visitors. For up-to-date information on routes and seasonal conditions, it is worth contacting the management office in Lubartów before your visit.
One of the trails in the park follows a route connected to the priest Stefan Wyszyński, who later became a cardinal and a central figure in Polish history. Walking this path links the natural setting to a thread of local memory that many visitors do not expect to find here.
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