Tokary: Golf Course and Historic Manor Estate

Tokary combines an 18-hole golf course with a historic manor and park complex. There is also a cycling route between Tokary and Warzenko, as well as places to visit in the surrounding area. When planning your trip, you can weigh up whether to focus on golf, cultural history or a combination of interests.

Golf in Tokary

Tokary Golf Club operates its 18-hole golf course on a 65-hectare site. One special feature of the course is a 540-metre PAR-6 hole, said to be the only one of its kind in Poland. Golf enthusiasts will therefore find not only a standard-sized course, but also an unusual hole configuration to consider when planning their trip.

The club also offers indoor tennis courts and the “Roda” restaurant, which serves Polish cuisine. These facilities are available to guests of Tokary Golf Club. The club thus combines golf with other on-site amenities, making a stay in Tokary an option even for those whose main focus is not exclusively playing golf.

Manor Park and History

In Tokary, the preserved park of a former manor is part of the historic manor and park complex. The complex is listed in the municipal and heritage protection registers of the Pomeranian Voivodeship. Its history reveals a different side of the area from the golf club: alongside sport, the manor’s heritage is also a distinctive part of the local landscape.

The historic complex includes an evangelical tomb of the Liss family dating from the mid-19th century. The park and tomb provide tangible points of reference to the area’s history. If you are interested in manor history and regional heritage sites, you can consider these alongside the golf facilities when choosing your destination.

Cycling Route and Nearby Destinations

The cycling route between Warzenko and Tokary is 1,457.76 metres long. It was built with a two-metre-wide surface of concrete paving stones.

Near Tokary, the Rutki hydroelectric power station is located on the Radunia River. It is operational and can be visited by prior telephone arrangement. Rutki is also home to a lattice bridge, which is used by climbing enthusiasts due to its location and design. The two destinations offer different attractions: the power station combines a visit with an interest in technology, while the bridge stands out for its use by climbing enthusiasts.

Another nearby cultural destination is the Norbertine convent complex in Żukowo. Its former convent church is considered the oldest architectural monument in Kashubia and houses numerous valuable works of art from the 14th to the 18th century. Together with the historic complex in Tokary, it offers a second, different perspective on regional history.

Przodkowo Municipality as a Scenic Setting

Tokary belongs to Przodkowo Municipality, which lies in the Kashubian Lake District. The municipality is home to Lakes Tuchomskie, Głębokie and Tuchlińskie, whose shores offer opportunities for recreation. This information refers to the municipality and complements the specific places and destinations with a broader view of the surrounding landscape.

More Places Nearby

You can also discover these places on your trip to Poland: Dzierzazno, Kiełpino, Kamienica Krolewska, Grzybno, Sianowska Huta, Suleczyno, Kielpino K Kartuz, Przewóz.

For the broader travel overview: Karthaus.