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Call center support Do you want to spend your vacation in nature, but still be close to attractions, events and festivals? Then campsites near city centers are the right choice for you.
Campsites near city centers usually offer accommodation in green surroundings near beaches, so you can enjoy a truly relaxing vacation. If you want to experience something new, you can walk to the city center and explore everything it has to offer.
Below is a list of campsites near city centers. Check out the list or choose the map view to see the distance from the campsite to the city center. To make your decision easier, we have also selected some of the most popular campsites near city centers.
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Srebreno, Dubrovnik region (Croatia)
Selce, Kvarner (Croatia)
Lošinj, Kvarner (Croatia)
Biograd na Moru, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)
Rovinj, Istria (Croatia)
Pula, Istria (Croatia)
Krk, Kvarner (Croatia)
Pakoštane, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)
Split, Dalmatia - Split region (Croatia)
Zagorje, Continental Croatia (Croatia)
Located on the western coast of Istria, the city of Rovinj is recognizable by its picturesque old town and colorful houses that stretch across the peninsula. The cobbled streets of the old town will enchant you with their Mediterranean charm and are well worth exploring, especially those on the peninsula. For a magnificent view of the entire city and the surrounding sea, climb the bell tower of the church of St. Euphemia, the city’s patron saint. Afterwards, head to the shore and stop at one of the restaurants serving traditional dishes. And if you want to explore more of the town during your vacation, you can do so at Porton Nature Hideouts campsite, just a 15-minute walk from the old town, which offers spacious pitches and pet-friendly mobile homes.
The city of Krk on the island of Krk is one of the oldest urban settlements in Croatia. Due to the island’s connection to the mainland and its proximity to the continental part of Croatia and the border with Slovenia, it is now one of the most popular vacation destinations. Explore the streets of the old town of Krk and the historical sights such as the city walls and Frankopan Castle. Or visit the aquarium and terrarium with 300 saltwater fish from Croatia and around the world and 20 exotic animals. Just a 10-minute walk from the old town, you’ll find Valamar Camping Ježevac, which offers a wide range of accommodation options and entertainment for all ages.
The city of Rab is located on the island of Rab, which is full of beautiful sandy beaches. It is famous for its four bell towers that rise above the old town and make it look like a ship with four masts. The old part of the city is perfect for exploring and walking, and next to it is the park-forest Komrčar, so you can walk around in nature and let one of the wavy paths lead you to a beach. You can reach the center of Rab by walking along the coast if you stay at Valamar Camping Padova, where you will find pitches, various mobile homes, a restaurant serving island specialties and a long sandy beach.
Campsite Porto Sole is located in Vrsar, a picturesque town on the west coast of Istria. The campsite offers spacious and well-equipped pitches, some of which are right by the sea. In addition to pitches, you can also stay in mobile homes of various sizes. You can spend the day on the campsite’s beach, where you will find plenty of natural shade, or relax at the bar by the pool. An entertainment team will keep the kids entertained, while adults can try their hand at beach volleyball, tennis or other water sports. In the evening you can take a walk into the center of Vrsar and enjoy the sunset and the view of the 18-island archipelago.
Campsite Park Soline is located in a dense pine forest, which provides plenty of natural shade, whether you choose to stay on one of the pitches or in a comfortable mobile home. Near the campsite there is a sandy and pebble beach where you can enjoy many activities, from water skiing and scuba diving to sailing on the crystal clear Adriatic Sea. The campsite offers all the amenities you need for a pleasant stay, and you can taste traditional Dalmatian specialties in the campsite restaurant. If you want to burn off some calories after a delicious dinner, you can walk along the newly built promenade to the center of Biograd na Moru and stroll through the historic streets of this town, which was once the seat of Croatian kings.
Valamar Camping Baška is located on the beautiful Vela plaža beach in Baška, with a view of the surrounding islands and the picturesque landscape of the island of Krk. Choose one of the spacious pitches with plenty of natural shade or enjoy the comfort of a modern and well-equipped mobile home. As soon as you leave the campsite, you will find yourself on a promenade that will take you to the center of Baška. Explore the cobbled streets or stop at one of the restaurants along the way. If you’re looking for activity, continue your walk to the church on the hill, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of Baška and other parts of the island of Krk. If you prefer to relax, you can spend the day on the pebble beach in front of the campsite, where there are also several beach bars, or in the pool area inside the campsite, where various activities for children are organized every day.
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