Park Harcerski is a Sosnowiec park with circular paths, gardens, play areas and outdoor facilities. Set between the Akademii Medycznej housing estate and Ostrogórska Street, it offers a quiet outdoor stop about an 11-minute drive from M Hotel Sosnowiec.
- Location: Sosnowiec floodplain, behind the flood embankments
- Paths: Circular routes linked to the park’s former use
- Features: Gardens, playground, outdoor gym and dog activity area
- Access details: The city does not specify opening hours or admission fees
Where is Park Harcerski?

Park Harcerski lies in Sosnowiec’s floodplain, behind the flood embankments between the Akademii Medycznej housing estate and Ostrogórska Street. The city identifies Ostrogórska Street as the park’s address area.
The park is also known locally as „Koła”. It was created after the Czarna Przemsza river was regulated, and the city describes it as a natural extension of Park Schöna near 1 Maja Street. Its setting makes it one option among the city’s green spaces; you can also read this guide to Park Wygoda in Sosnowiec when comparing parks.
What can you find along the paths?

Park Harcerski combines circular paths with places to play, exercise and rest. The circular layout recalls a former traffic-training town operated here by the Sosnowiec branch of the Polish Scouting and Guiding Association (ZHP); the park’s name refers to that history.
Improvements include new paths, benches, waste bins, bicycle stands, monitoring and modern lighting. Green labyrinths were made with nearly 1,300 shrubs, including amanogawa and currant hawthorn. A fruit orchard has more than 60 trees, with old varieties of apple, pear, plum and cherry. There is also a rose garden with a 12-metre pergola.
For active time outdoors, the renovated playground has a mini rope course, trampoline, climbing features and carousels. Other facilities include an outdoor gym, chess corner, paddock and grasses area. A pergola shelters a rest spot with loungers. The dog activity area has a Rally-O training ring with ramps, hurdles and tunnels.
How do you get to Park Harcerski from the hotel?

For a broader plan around town, pair the park with this practical one-day route in Sosnowiec.
If you need details on public transport or an accessible entrance, the city information available here does not specify routes or entrance access. Check those practical details before choosing how to make the trip. For more information about M Hotel Sosnowiec, see the hotel page.
What should you know about access?

The city describes the multisensory garden as fenced but open to all residents. Its description does not give park opening hours, admission fees, seasonal rules or current maintenance notices, so avoid assuming a particular schedule or that every feature is available on the day.
Before you go, check the official site of the City of Sosnowiec for any access information it provides. The facts available here do not confirm seasonal restrictions or the condition of individual paths and facilities.
FAQs
Is Park Harcerski free to enter?
The available city information does not specify an admission fee.
Does Park Harcerski have a playground?
Yes. Its renovated playground includes a mini rope course, trampoline, climbing features and carousels.
Is the multisensory garden open to the public?
The city describes it as fenced but open to all residents.
Why is the park also called „Koła”?
The local name connects with the circular paths, which recall the former traffic-training town operated at the site.
