Krokowa Castle is situated on an island surrounded by a moat, nestled within a vast manor park. Its history, spanning over 700 years and linked to the illustrious Krokowski/von Krockow family, stands as a testament to Pomerania’s multicultural past. The late Baroque palace features Renaissance and Gothic sections of castle walls and is home to fascinating stories: about Reinhold, who became a Marshal of France; the Mad Count, who rode his horse at night with a pack of dogs through the Kashubian fields; the beautiful and resourceful Luiza, who in the 18th century wrote a treatise on pedagogical ideas for educating girls and then married her neighbor from Sulicice, 27 years her junior; and two brothers on opposite sides of the front in 1939.

The former home of the Krokowski/von Krockow family now welcomes tourists to a cozy hotel featuring an atmospheric café, a museum exhibition, and the Archivum Cracovianum. Guests can relax in the courtyard or stroll through the park’s shady alleys, crossing the romantic white bridge to the Italian garden. The property is located in the heart of Kashubia, just 8 km from the sandy beaches of Dębki and Karwia… not far from the most beautiful beaches in Białogóra.