Izydora's manor house and center are located on the site of the former Wójtostwo Młyn Zgórznica farm, which was donated to the family of the current owner by King Sigismund Augustus in the 16th century. The act of granting was confirmed at the Sejm in Czersk and at the General Sejm in Warsaw. The original name was Wzgornica and referred to the characteristic terrain of this place. The current name of Izydora comes from the name of a nearby hill called Góra Zydora, under which there was once a Jewish inn. During World War II, Izydora's manor house was a place for underground meetings, now it is a guesthouse with accommodation and a bar with home-made food. Nearby there is a playground for children, a rope park and a kayak and pedal boat rental, and in the further part of the center - camping houses and PZW fish ponds. All year round: Manor house, rooms for 2, 3 and 4 people with bathrooms, fireplace room, dining room, reading room with its own library, video and DVD equipment for 25 people; summer: camping houses with full bathroom facilities for 70 people, cafe with terrace; parking, place for a bonfire, possibility of barbecue; monitored, pet-friendly facility.