More than 40 miniature landmarks, friendly animals and indoor play halls — a full family day out, approx. 35 km from Ostoja (May–September).

Mazurolandia — Masuria in miniature and a day full of fun

Mazurolandia is a miniature park and family amusement park near Kętrzyn, on the Kętrzyn–Węgorzewo road, about 35 km from Ostoja Dwa Jeziora. You will find more than forty models of Warmian and Masurian landmarks at a scale of 1:25, animals, bouncy castles and three indoor play halls. The park is open from May to the end of September — it is at its best for families with children.

Mazurolandia lies near Kętrzyn, on the Węgorzewo–Kętrzyn road, just past the Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec). In a single day you can see the most important landmarks of Warmia and Masuria — only at 1:25 scale — while the children get so much to do that it will be hard to coax them back to the car.

The heart of the park is its collection of more than forty carefully crafted models: the basilica in Święta Lipka, the palace in Sztynort, the Stańczyki viaducts, Boyen Fortress, and Teutonic castles led by Malbork. Strolling between them is a great “map” of the region — after your visit you will recognise many of these places in real life. Nearby stand genuine nineteenth-century cottages, one Warmian and one Masurian, fully furnished.

The other half of the park belongs to the youngest visitors: animals (alpacas, ponies, donkeys, rabbits), bouncy castles, eurobungee and three indoor play halls in case the weather turns. Older children and adults can drop into the military museum, the shooting range and the section devoted to the Teutonic era. The grounds also preserve original ruins of one of the zones of Hitler's former headquarters.

The site is large — plan half a day or longer. It pairs best with the Wolf's Lair: history in the morning, fun in the afternoon.

Why it's worth a visit

The whole region in one afternoon — the miniatures include the basilica in Święta Lipka, the palace in Sztynort, the Stańczyki bridges, Boyen Fortress and Malbork Castle, the largest model in the park.
After the visit, children recognise the landmarks “for real” — a great incentive for further trips.
One place, several worlds: miniatures, genuine nineteenth-century Warmian and Masurian cottages, the Military Museum, the Teutonic Museum and a shooting range.
Animals up close — the Alpaca House offers an instructor-led encounter, plus Pony Land, Donkey Land and the Republic of Free Rabbits.
A rainy-day plan B included in the same admission ticket: three indoor play halls.
The grounds preserve original ruins of the fourth zone of the Wolf's Lair — a piece of real history among the attractions.
It lies about 900 m past the main zone of the Wolf's Lair, so it is easy to plan a day of “history in the morning, fun in the afternoon”.

At a glance

more than 40 miniatures of regional landmarks
Warmian and Masurian cottages
animals and animal encounters
indoor play halls and bouncy castles
military museum and shooting range.

Practical information

approx. 35 km from Ostoja
season from May to the end of September (groups all year round by reservation)
allow 3–4 hours
comfortable shoes, a hat, water
opening hours and tickets on the park's website.

From Ostoja

A perfect family day in summer — our reception will suggest how to combine Mazurolandia with the Wolf's Lair or Mamerki.

Frequently asked questions

Is Mazurolandia open in winter?
For individual visitors, the park is open from May to the end of September. Groups can arrange a visit all year round by prior reservation.

How much time do you need for Mazurolandia?
At least 3–4 hours — the site is large and most attractions are outdoors.

Is there anything indoors at Mazurolandia?
Yes — three play halls and the museum section, so a visit makes sense even when the weather is changeable.

How far is Mazurolandia from Ostoja Dwa Jeziora?
About 35 km. The park lies near Kętrzyn, on the Kętrzyn–Węgorzewo road, just past the Wolf's Lair.

What age is Mazurolandia suitable for?
It is above all an attraction for families with children — little ones have the animals, bouncy castles and play halls, while older children and adults have the museums, the shooting range and the miniature landmarks.

What can you combine with Mazurolandia in one day?
The Wolf's Lair is the easiest choice — the park lies about 900 m further on. History at the headquarters in the morning, fun at Mazurolandia in the afternoon.

What should you bring to Mazurolandia?
Comfortable closed-toe shoes, a hat and water. With children, it is a good idea to agree on a meeting point at the start — the grounds are extensive.

Where to stay near Mazurolandia?
Ostoja Dwa Jeziora in Kal near Węgorzewo is about 35 km from the park — after a day full of excitement you come back to the SPA, the playground and the Qchnia Dwa Jeziora restaurant.