The area around Mokrzec is a paradise for tourists. You will love picturesque landscapes, pristine nature, interesting tourist trails and unending bike trails through wild nature areas and forests. This farm has been eco-friendly for several years and in 1992 they started the ecotourism business. Farm buildings are typical 1960s - 80s style.

They offer 5 rooms for 12 people. Each room has a TV and internet. Guests are free to use two well-equipped kitchens and 3 bathrooms. Hot water is available 24/7 and central heating ensures you are warm even when winter is very harsh. They offer full board and sell home-grown farm produce. A shop and a brasserie are located just 70 meters from the farm. During culinary workshops you can learn how to prepare several regional dishes.

There are plenty of ancient religious monuments from the times of reign of Casimir III the Great and the Jagiellonian dynasty, as well as newer ones. Most historic monuments are related with the World War I (Battle of Gorlice in 1915) and activity of AK partisan forces during World War II. In Pilzno, Łęki Górne, Parkosz and Słotowa you can find World War I cemeteries. You can enjoy beautiful scenic overlooks in Dobrków (358 m above the sea level) and in Gębiczyna (442 m above the sea level) – you will see the Tatra Mountains if the weather is fine. In Pilzno you can visit two churches built in 1354 and 1410 and the Puppet Museum (Poland’s best). In Głobikowa they have reconstructed an old Slavic settlement where you can see how the original Slavic people lived in this area (7 km).