The facility is integrated with the local heat distribution network to improve energy efficiency.
The pool water is treated using an ozonation-filtration system to reduce chlorine reliance.
The complex was built as part of an effort to modernize sports infrastructure in the Podlaskie Voivodeship.
The slide features an electronic timer to track descent speeds for visitors.
The Park Wodny w Hajnówce is a public aquatic facility located near the edge of the Białowieża Forest. It features a 25-meter sports pool with six lanes and a secondary recreational pool equipped with massage jets and water geysers. The complex includes a dedicated slide, a shallow wading pool for children, and two hot tubs. Visitors have access to an integrated sauna zone consisting of a dry Finnish sauna, a steam room, and a cooling plunge pool. The facility is constructed as a modern indoor complex designed to serve both residents and tourists exploring the nearby UNESCO-listed forest. It functions as a primary indoor leisure hub for the Hajnówka region.
The viewing gallery overlooking the main sports pool provides the best vantage point for the entire facility.
Bring a padlock for the locker room to secure your belongings.
Carry a pair of clean flip-flops as they are mandatory for moving between the pool and sauna zones.
Visit during weekday mornings to avoid high traffic from local school groups.
Avoid arriving without a towel or flip-flops, as these are required for entry to the pool deck and saunas.
The facility occasionally closes for technical maintenance breaks; check their website before visiting during public holiday periods.
Swimwear is mandatory; a swim cap is highly recommended and often required for the sports pool; showering before entering the water is strictly enforced.
