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National parks · 23 parks

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Poland has 23 national parks covering about 3,139 km² in total. The largest is Biebrza National Park (592 km²); the oldest, Białowieża National Park, dates from 1932.

National parks in Poland at a glance

Poland has 23 national parks covering about 3,139 km² — roughly 1.0% of the country's 312,685 km². The 3 largest parks together account for 40% of that area.

Largest national parks

  1. Biebrza National Park — 592 km², since 1993
  2. Kampinos National Park — 385 km², since 1959
  3. Bieszczady National Park — 292 km², since 1973
  4. Tatra National Park — 212 km², since 1954
  5. Magura National Park — 194 km², since 1995

Oldest national parks

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Frequently asked questions

How many national parks are there in Poland?

Poland has 23 national parks covering about 3,139 km² in total. The largest is Biebrza National Park (592 km²); the oldest, Białowieża National Park, dates from 1932.

What are the largest national parks in Poland?

Biebrza National Park (592 km²), Kampinos National Park (385 km²), Bieszczady National Park (292 km²), Tatra National Park (212 km²) and Magura National Park (194 km²).

How much of Poland is national park?

About 1.0% of the country — 3,139 km² of national parks out of 312,685 km² in total.

What is the oldest national park in Poland?

Białowieża National Park, established in 1932, followed by Pieniny National Park (1932), Świętokrzyski National Park (1950) and Tatra National Park (1954).