Lake Wonieskie, on which the beach is located, is part of the Obra Canal drainage system.
The lake is categorized as a glacial tunnel valley lake, characterized by its elongated shape.
The village of Nowy Dębiec was historically known as a destination for regional summer camps and holiday resorts for workers from nearby Poznań.
Beach New Dębiec (Plaża w Nowym Dębcu) is a recreational area situated on the eastern shore of Lake Wonieskie in the Greater Poland region. The facility provides a managed sandy beach section with designated swimming zones supervised by lifeguards during the summer season. The surrounding area features infrastructure for outdoor activities, including a volleyball court and walking paths along the lakeshore. The water quality is monitored by regional sanitary authorities, making it a popular destination for families and local swimmers. The site includes public changing facilities and basic sanitation blocks. Access to the shoreline is facilitated by a pier that extends into the lake, providing a vantage point over the water. The beach serves as a central hub for the small village of Nowy Dębiec during the warm months.
The end of the wooden pier looking back toward the shoreline and the village forest backdrop.
Bring water shoes if you plan to walk along the non-sandy parts of the shoreline, as the bottom can be pebbly.
Arrive early on weekends to secure a spot on the sand, as the beach fills up quickly with local families.
Check local community boards at the village entrance for information on water safety warnings.
Do not swim outside of the marked buoy zones, as the lake bottom terrain can be uneven.
Lifeguard supervision is active only during the summer season.
Standard beach attire required; no littering; keep noise levels moderate to respect the residential proximity of the village.
