The park was created on the site of former brickyard clay pits known as Glinianki.
The water basin covers approximately 5 hectares of the park's total area.
A specialized pier and viewing platform extend into the main reservoir to improve visitor access to the water's edge.
Park Kultury i Wypoczynku Mazowsze is a major recreational green space in Pruszków centered around the Glinianki reservoir complex. The park features an artificial sandy beach and a designated swimming area monitored by lifeguards during the summer season. Infrastructure includes extensive walking and cycling paths, playgrounds for children, and outdoor exercise stations. The park integrates a former clay extraction site, repurposing industrial post-mining terrain into a public leisure area. Water quality monitoring is conducted regularly due to the swimming functions of the main reservoir. The site serves as a regional hub for local community events and outdoor fitness activities. Vegetation consists of both maintained lawn areas and clusters of trees providing varying degrees of shade.
The wooden footbridge overlooking the main reservoir during golden hour.
Bring a picnic blanket as the grassy areas surrounding the reservoirs are the primary seating spaces.
Verify the current water safety status at the park entrance notice boards if you intend to swim.
Use the dedicated wooden footbridges to navigate between the different reservoir sections more quickly.
Avoid entering the water outside of designated swimming areas and zones where signage indicates a prohibition due to water quality or depth.
Lifeguard supervision for swimming areas is only provided during the summer season.
Swimming is strictly restricted to the designated lifeguarded zone; dogs must be kept on a leash and kept out of the swimming area.
