The park is situated on the site of a historic water mill that once utilized the local river's energy.
The reservoir in the park is a retention basin that has been adapted into a public bathing area.
The park is part of a larger ecological corridor in southern Łódź, facilitating local biodiversity.
The name 'Młynek' literally translates to 'little mill' in Polish.
Park na Młynku (Park on the mill) is a recreational green space in Łódź, Poland, centered around the Młynek reservoir. The park occupies a former mill site, from which it derives its name. It features a sandy beach area, designated swimming zones managed by lifeguards during the summer season, and extensive walking paths. The grounds include dedicated recreational infrastructure such as a playground, an outdoor gym, and a multi-purpose sports pitch. The reservoir serves as the primary focal point, surrounded by a mix of mature trees and open meadow areas. It acts as a local hub for water-based activities and passive leisure for residents in the Chojny district.
The wooden footbridge offering a panoramic view of the reservoir with the treeline in the background.
Check the local municipal website for the status of water quality testing before planning a swim.
Bring mosquito repellent, as the proximity to the reservoir often attracts insects in the evening.
The walking paths are flat and paved, making them suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.
Avoid swimming in the reservoir outside of designated lifeguard-supervised zones.
Lifeguard services and beach facilities are operational only during the summer season.
No open fires or barbecues outside of designated areas; keep dogs on a leash.
