The facility is managed by the local municipal sports and recreation center, MOSiR Bolesławiec.
The name 'Orka' translates to 'Orca' (killer whale), reflecting its aquatic focus.
The pool complex is integrated into the town's broader sports infrastructure, which includes nearby stadium and tennis facilities.
Water Park Orka is a municipal aquatic center in Bolesławiec featuring both indoor and outdoor recreational zones. The facility includes a 25-meter sports pool and a distinct recreational pool equipped with water jets, geysers, and massage systems. A dedicated paddling pool is available for children, alongside a spiral water slide. The complex offers a sauna area with dry and steam options, supplemented by a relaxation zone. It serves as the primary training hub for local swimming clubs and offers various water aerobics sessions. The building layout integrates modern changing rooms and locker systems to manage high visitor turnover. Outdoor sections typically provide sunbathing lawns during the warmer months. Water quality is maintained through modern filtration systems common to Polish municipal pools.
From the elevated observation gallery overlooking the main sports pool.
Bring a padlock if you prefer using your own for the lockers, though key-operated systems are standard.
Visit during mid-week mornings to avoid peak attendance from local schools and swim clubs.
Ensure you have a proper swimming cap, as they are mandatory for pool entry.
Do not attempt to enter the pool deck with street shoes, as staff strictly monitor floor hygiene.
Occasionally closed for brief annual maintenance breaks in late summer; check local notices for specific technical maintenance windows.
Swimwear is required, and showering before entering the pool area is strictly enforced; outdoor footwear must be left in the locker area.
