The park was historically established as part of the landscaping efforts when Brzeźno functioned as a popular 19th-century health resort.
The park's layout creates a natural transition zone between the Baltic dunes and the urbanized residential area of Gdańsk-Brzeźno.
The current pier at the park site is a modern reconstruction, replacing a series of 19th-century wooden structures destroyed by storms and war.
The park is a key waypoint on the EuroVelo 10/13 international bicycle route.
Brzeźnieński Park is a 19th-century recreational green space located directly along the Gdańsk coastline. The park connects directly to the sandy Brzeźno Beach and features a prominent pier extending into the Baltic Sea. The grounds are characterized by mature tree stands and gravel-surfaced walking paths integrated into the coastal landscape. It serves as a primary junction for the coastal bicycle path network linking Gdańsk, Sopot, and Gdynia. The park area includes historical elements integrated into its current recreational layout. It functions as a public buffer between the urban Brzeźno district and the Baltic shore. Visitors can access the beach directly from the park’s northern edge.
The mid-point of the Brzeźno Pier looking back toward the park and the forested coastline.
Bring a windbreaker even in summer, as coastal winds are frequent.
Use the bicycle rentals near the park entrance if you plan to travel along the coastal path toward Sopot.
Check the local beach water quality reports online if planning to swim, as conditions fluctuate.
Attempting to walk through the dunes, which are protected ecosystems; ignore unofficial shortcuts that disrupt local vegetation.
Respect protected dune zones by staying on marked paths; swimming is only permitted in designated, lifeguard-monitored beach sections.
