The marina on the Warta River in Obrzycko, completed in 2014, is located on the right bank of the river, occupying a natural depression behind one of the river spurs. The resulting bay replaces the port basin. The marina has a fortified quay and a mooring pier. Next to it there is also a slipway, a picnic shelter and a place for a bonfire. There is also a parking lot for several dozen vehicles (ground surface) available to tourists.
The marina is available all year round. It has no permanent staff and is not supervised. There is no electricity or water connection on site, but portable toilets are available. There are three restaurants in Obrzycko.
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Obrzycko is one of the smallest towns in Greater Poland, but full of charming corners and several interesting monuments. The most important is the baroque church of Saints Peter and Paul from 1714. In the middle of the cozy market square there is a brick town hall with a clock tower. It looks exactly like a small town town hall should. The Raczyński family owned an elegant palace located on the right bank of the Warta River. Currently, it houses the Adam Mickiewicz University’s conference facility, but the park and courtyard of the palace are open to visitors.