Camping in Croatia
92 campsites in Croatia
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2019
This naturist site is well located, occupying a small peninsula of some 15 hectares. This means that there is only a short walk to the...
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2020
Camping Stoja in Pula is an attractive and well-maintained site on a small peninsula and, therefore, almost surrounded by the waters of the clear Adriatic...
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2018
Located near the pretty town of Vrsar and its charming marina, Porto Sole is a spacious and comfortable campsite with a long water frontage and...
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2019
Autocamp Poljana lies on the narrow strip of land in the southern part of Losinj island, just north of the pleasant town of Mali Losinj...
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2022, 2019
Plitvice Holiday Resort is on the Zagreb - Split road, 125 km. South of Zagreb. It is well situated for visiting the beautiful Plitvice National...
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2020
Camping Klenovica can be found around 20 km. South of the Crikvenica Riviera and is a well established seaside site with its own pebble beach...
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2019
Situated on a small peninsula within sight of the Brijuni National Park (comprising 14 islands) and within easy reach of Pula, Brioni Sunny Camping is...
Autocamp Medveja is located close to a long pebble beach on the Opatija Riviera. Surrounded by Mediterranean greenery at the foot of the Ucka Mountains...
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2020, 2019
According to history, the first naturist on Koversada was the famous adventurer Casanova. Today, Koversada is a first-class enclosed naturist camping holiday park with 170...
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2018
This is an excellent, attractive and well maintained site in a secluded hillside setting with views over the sea and close to the centre of...
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2019
Galeb is an attractive, beachside site set beneath mature trees. The River Cetina is just to the north of the site, and the pretty port...
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2020
This extensive site is very well planned in that just 60% of the 127 hectares is used for the pitches, resulting in lots of open...
Camping Bi-Village is a large holiday village in an attractive location close to the historic town of Pula and opposite the islands of the Brioni...
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2021
This pleasant, quiet site is set under tall pines and has direct access to the sea over fairly level rocks. It is of medium size...
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2022
Situated 4 km. from the centre of the lovely old port town of Rovinj, this site has much to offer. The complex is part of...
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2019
Previously known as Camping Mareda, Aminess Maravea is in a quiet coastal location 4 km. North of the small picturesque town of Novigrad. Backed by...
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2020
Zaton Holiday Resort is a modern family holiday park with a 1.5 kilometre private sandy beach. It is close to the historic town of Nin...
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2019
Camping Vranjica Belvedere is 30 km. west of Split, on the beautiful Dalmatian coast. This large terraced site lies on a wooded hillside with magnificent...
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2021, 2019
Jezevac Premium Camping Resort is an excellent and well maintained seaside site within walking distance of the pretty town of Krk. It is a large...
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Croatia
Croatia has, in recent years, become one of the most fashionable places to visit in Europe yet it has managed to retain its identity as an unspoilt location free from the large-scale development and commercialisation other destinations have suffered. As such, camping in Croatia is a very attractive option, with much to offer couples and families alike.
With its plethora of islands, Croatia has plenty of tranquil spots even during high season. Get off the beaten track and discover small fishing villages and the rich vegetation that’s home to a variety of wildlife. Nature lovers will find camping in Croatia irresistible thanks to its many national parks, which offer diverse environments teeming with flora and fauna. One of the most celebrated is Plitvice, which is set in the karst area of central Croatia and features lakes arranged in cascades which change colour depending on the balance of minerals and organisms in the water.
Although Croatia’s main attraction for many is Dubrovnik, the city of Split is not to be missed. It features Emperor Diocletian’s palace, an impressive building constructed in the fourth century AD and greatly significant as the world’s most complete remains of a Roman palace. The city is also home to several museums and galleries, as well as being a centre for sport.