Wyspa Konwaliowa

The "Wyspa Lily of the Valley" reserve is situated in the Olejnica forestry area near the village of the same name. The island on Lake Radomierskie, with an area of ​​about 25 ha, has been a nature reserve since 1957. A large part of the island is covered with May lily of the valley. In the interwar period of the 20th century, the island was managed by the Mochy Forest District. At that time, it was known for the traditional folk fairs organized there until the post-war times. The games took place there in spring and summer, and the most boisterous on Midsummer. The guests were transported to their destination by ferry. The area where the games took place was developed. There are paths and a dance square in the central part of the island. Some trees were removed and alien tree species were planted. A side effect of the festivities was the destruction of the island's vegetation, which resulted in the objection of the Touring Group at the General Education School in Wolsztyn, which organized a protest of the school youth of Wolsztyn and Przemęt in 1951. This action initiated further activities, as a result of which the organization of games on the island ceased, and on October 30, 1957, the island was declared a nature reserve. The island is located in a complex of lakes formed after the last ice age. In order to protect this landscape, the Przemęcki Landscape Park was established. The lakes are connected with each other by a network of canals, which made it possible to create the so-called lily of the valley canoe trail. It is intensively visited by tourists in the spring and summer season.

Nice place and great canoeing trail, one of the best in Greater Poland