The gateway to the park
Rąbka is where trips to the shifting dunes and across Lake Łebsko begin. This is where car traffic ends — beyond it you enter the national park and continue by low-emission transport (on foot, by buggy or by bicycle) or by boat.
The former rocket range
A German rocket weapons test station from the Second World War stood nearby. Today there is an open-air museum here with surviving relics and a technical exhibition — an interesting, less obvious stop on the route, especially for families with children.
In practice
- Car parks — at Rąbka; no cars beyond it
- Tickets — entry to the park; the museum separately
- Combining — the natural start for the dunes and the boat trip on Łebsko
- For children — the rocket exhibition makes a change
How to get there and practical info
- Location
- West of Łeba, at the park entrance
- Parking
- At Rąbka — no car beyond it
- Admission
- The park is ticketed; the museum separately
- Its role
- The starting point for the dunes and the boat trip
- For families
- The rocket exhibition interests children
- Time needed
- 30–60 min (the museum alone)
When to go
A quiet start to trips, with fewer people.
Crowded — the hub of visitor traffic into the park.
Intimate, and a good time for the museum.
Some facilities and transport are closed.
Other sights in Łeba
Straight-line distances from „Rąbka and the former rocket range" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.
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