Camping in Slovenia
34 campsites in Slovenia
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2020
Camping Terme Ptuj is close to the river, just outside the interesting town of Ptuj. It is a small site with around 120 level pitches...
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2018
Camp NaturPlac is a small, quiet and peaceful rustic campsite located beside the river Savinja close to the Logar Valley. The site is run by...
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2023, 2019
Camping Terme 3000 lies next to the renowned thermal springs of Prekmurje. It's a large site with over 400 pitches. Three hundred are for touring...
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2019
Camping Terme Lendava forms part of an important thermal resort holiday complex, located at the meeting point of Slovenia, Hungary and Croatia. This is an...
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2023
Camping Adria is on the south side of the Milje/Muggia peninsula, right on the shore of the Adriatic Sea and just beyond the port. It...
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2023, 2020, 2019, 2018
Camping Bled is situated on the western tip of Lake Bled and is an excellent example of how a site should be run, check-in is...
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2018
Camping Saksida is a very small campsite, open all year in a rural setting in the Vipava Valley. It is set in the grounds of...
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2020, 2019, 2018
Kamp Koren is situated in picturesque valley by the Soča river, 500 m from historical town Kobarid. A unique campsite and sole holder of the...
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2019
Camping Menina is in the heart of the 35 km. long Upper Savinja Valley, surrounded by 2,500 m. high mountains and unspoilt nature. It is...
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2023
Postojna, in the Notranjska region of southwest Slovenia, is renowned for its extraordinary limestone caves, forming one of the country’s prime tourist attractions. Staff at...
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2022
Terme Banovci is a comfortable, quiet, countryside site with 69 touring pitches (set among seasonal and rental units), plus 62 naturist pitches which are located...
Under the management of Hotel Belvedere, this site has developed into a massive leisure complex of which camping is a small part. It may be...
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2023, 2018
Terme Catez is part of the modern Catez thermal spa, which includes very large and attractive indoor (31°C) and outdoor swimming complexes, among the largest...
Danica Bohinj is an ideal campsite for those wishing to visit the famous Bohinj valley, which stretches like a fjord right into the heart of...
Lazar Kamp is a fairly open site, with a relaxed atmosphere, from which there are good views of the surrounding mountains. Located in the countryside...
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2022
Sobec is situated in a valley between the Julian Alps and the Karavanke Mountains, in a pine grove between the Sava Dolinka river and a...
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2020
Camp Lijak is a small campsite with well-maintained facilities and enthusiastic and friendly owners. They are continuously working on projects to improve the site and...
Easily accessed from the A2/E61 autocesta, this small, terraced, south-facing site offers striking views of Slovenia’s highest mountains which form part of the adjoining Triglav...
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2020
This site is at the start/end of the Vrsic Pass, which goes over the Julien Alps (Your sat nav may try to take you over...
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2022
Camping Park is set on a grassy field close to the E57, directly beside the Savinja river. It provides 30 pitches (all for tourers, with...
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Slovenia
Slovenia is something of a hidden gem when it comes to holiday destinations. Like its neighbour, Croatia, it remains unblighted by mass tourism, making it the perfect place for campers and caravanners looking to truly escape.
With over half the country being forested, camping in Slovenia can feel like a superbly wild experience. It has a diverse range of plant and animal life in its extensive woodlands and mountain areas, and ‘green tourism’ is heavily promoted to encourage the preservation of these beautiful natural environments. There are numerous walking trails and cycling routes to enjoy, as well as rafting and kayaking experiences for anyone looking to see the countryside from a different perspective.
The country’s star attraction is its karst cave systems, particularly the Postojna and Škocjan Caves. These labyrinths of echoing chambers and passageways wind for 6km and feature remarkable stalactite formations. The Murmuring Cave, part of the Škocjan system, is supposedly the largest subterranean canyon in the world.
Camping in Slovenia affords other delights besides the natural highlights. Towns such as Piran and Kobarid offer an insight into the country’s long history and its capital, Ljubljana is a vibrant city with a colourful central market, beautiful architecture and an impressive castle.