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10+ best campsites in the Zadar region

The region of Zadar, with its nearby islands, represents the Northern Dalmatia, well connected via the highway, port, and even an international airport. It attracts thousands of tourists each summer, many of them camping in one of the modern campsites, which are all located by the sea, surrounded mostly by pebble beaches.

Campsites vary in size and facilities, most of them accept pets, some offer pools or even water parks. They all include restaurants and bars and are family-oriented with lots of features for children. Whether you aim to sit back and enjoy the beach, immerse yourself in the beautiful nature, engage in sports activities, or explore Zadar’s historic UNESCO-listed sites, you will find endless options in this captivating part of the Adriatic.

And the fun doesn’t stop when the sun sets – quite the opposite. After dinner, which should include some of the amazing local cuisine, you can check for yourself whether the region is rightly famous for having some of the best nightlife in the Mediterranean.

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Campsite Ljutić

Biograd na Moru, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.3

Very good

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Tent Pitches: 100 Mobile homes: 53
  • Capacity: 400
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: V - IX

Campsite Terra Park Phalaris

Novalja, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

3.9

Good

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Tent Pitches: 147 Mobile homes: 153 Glamping Glamping: 17
  • Capacity: 1300
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: IV - X
  • WiFi free of charge

Campsite Šimuni

Kolan, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.3

Very good

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Tent Pitches: 652 Mobile homes: 212
  • Capacity: 3650
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: I - XII
  • WiFi free of charge

Aminess Avalona Camping Resort

Povljana, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.5

Great

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Tent Pitches: 320 Mobile homes: 232 Glamping Glamping: 30
  • Capacity: 1800
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: III - X
  • WiFi free of charge

Campsite Ugljan

Island Ugljan, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.4

Great

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Tent Pitches: 55 Mobile homes: 28
  • Capacity: 300
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: IV - X
  • WiFi free of charge

Falkensteiner Premium Camping Zadar

Zadar, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.5

Great

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Tent Pitches: 274 Mobile homes: 86 Glamping Glamping: 7
  • Capacity: 1176
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: I - XII
  • WiFi free of charge

Campsite Terra Park SpiritoS

Kolan, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.0

Very good

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Tent Pitches: 119 Mobile homes: 60
  • Capacity: 600
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: IV - X
  • WiFi free of charge

Campsite Kozarica

Pakoštane, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

3.7

Good

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Tent Pitches: 266 Mobile homes: 89
  • Capacity: 1528
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: IV - X

Campsite Park Soline

Biograd na Moru, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

3.7

Good

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Tent Pitches: 500 Mobile homes: 225
  • Capacity: 3000
  • Surface:
  • Type: Textile
  • Season: IV - X
  • WiFi free of charge

Campsite Village Zrmanja

Obrovac, Dalmatia - Zadar region (Croatia)

4.2

Very good

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Tent Pitches: 8 Mobile homes: 10
  • Capacity: 117
  • Surface:
  • Type: Mini
  • Season: V - XI
  • WiFi free of charge
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Family campsites with pool for active vacations

The best part about camping in the Zadar region is always having an option: If you enjoy swimming in the sea but other members of your family prefer going to the pool, there’s no need to choose, as both options are available in most campsites. Your kids will love the waterslides in the water parks and the campsite animation team will keep them safe and busy on playgrounds and in various workshops all day long so you are free to catch up on some reading in a lounger, enjoy a cocktail or simply relax and get some sun. After you recharge you might be interested in some sports or do a little sightseeing by taking part in one of the numerous tours available, so you can work up your appetite before dinner.

Pet-friendly campsites on islands

Talking about families: Most people consider their pets as full-fledged members of the family. Luckily there are plenty of pet-friendly campsites in the region that offer several accommodation options, where your pet is welcome. Those campsites provide extra facilities for pets too, such as dog showers and dog beaches. And since dogs (but also people) need regular exercise, there are often long and scenic walking paths right next to the sea for those long daily strolls. People with pets tend to be more active which is why campsites with pool and/or a nearby waterpark are often their first choice. But whether you camp with pets or no pets, alone, with a partner, family or a group of friends, you will always appreciate the amazing nature, the nice weather and the crystal clear sea surrounding the campsites in the region.

Mobile homes with sea view and glamping

You love being one with nature yet you need some more space for yourself and your family? By choosing a mobile home the levels of space, comfort and privacy increase immediately – some mobile homes even have a private pool or a hot tub. Island Pag offers a wide selection of mobile homes: From basic to genuine designer units with extra comfort and luxury. And let’s not forget about glamping options either. Numerous mobile homes are available in Biograd na Moru and Paklenica, too. There are also plenty of pet-friendly mobile homes throughout those destinations. One thing they all have in common is the amazing sea view.

Popular destinations for camping holidays in Dalmatia – Zadar region

Island Pag

From the lunar-like landscape to lush greenery, from quiet, secluded corners to crowded nightlife hot spots, from modest shepherd’s huts to lavish extravagant units in Noa Glamping Resort: This island really is full of contrasts, meaning it has something for everyone. You can dive into culinary delights, engage in sports activities, explore cultural heritage and buy some well-known local products such as Pag cheese and Pag salt to bring home.

Biograd na Moru

This lovely coastal town on a small peninsula with one of the most modern marinas in Croatia welcomed the first tourists over 100 years ago. It has been an important trading and maritime hub throughout its history but now it focuses on fishing and tourism. There are two campsites south of the town: Campsite Park Soline and Campsite Ljutić. Both of them present a perfect starting point for their nature-loving guests, since national parks Kornati, Telašćica and Vrana Lake are literally within arm’s reach.

Starigrad

You cannot talk about Starigrad without mentioning the national park Paklenica – a real paradise for rock climbers and hikers. But that is not all you can do if you choose to stay at the Bluesun Paklenica campsite: You can also go kayaking or rafting on the Zrmanja River or explore cultural and historic sites in the town. Good food is always just around the corner and the beautiful beaches offer everything you need if all you want to do is relax in the sun.

Zadar

As the region’s name holder, Zadar offers plenty of options for couples, families and groups of friends: nightlife, amazing cuisine, shopping opportunities, cultural and historic sites, water parks, sports activities and events. The big city port acts as a hub, connecting a large portion of Croatia’s islands and there’s even a direct ferry to Italy. If you wish to escape the crowds in the city, there are plenty of nature resorts nearby where you can recharge in the beautiful and peaceful nature.

Popular campsites in the Zadar region

Zaton Holiday Resort

The biggest campsite in the region, and the winner of several ACSI and ADAC awards, Zaton Holiday Resort offers everything from mobile homes to glamping units, apartments and camping pitches. It can be found right next to the small town of Nin and most accommodation options are pet-friendly. It’s perfect for families and it has a feature that very few campsites in Croatia can offer: a sandy beach, where you can go horse riding, diving or windsurfing. There’s also a big swimming pool complex within the campsites and plenty of entertainment for children as well as adults.

Pine Beach Pakoštane Eco Resort

A slightly smaller campsite near Pakoštane truly lives up to its name, especially the ‘Eco‘ part, since the main material of all the accommodation units is wood. The beautiful mobile homes and the quirky bungalows are located right by the sea. You’ll never run out of food in the all-inclusive restaurant within the resort, which offers a Mediterranean menu that ranges from seafood, to various selection of meats and even vegetarian options. The range of activities in the campsite is also fascinating and it includes beach volleyball, basketball, tennis, and even archery.

Campsite Terra Park Phalaris

Serenity would be the best one-word description for this campsite. With just the right distance from Novalja you can really relax here and enjoy the peace and beauty of nature – and not only you: There’s also a dedicated beach for dogs where your furry family member can run carefree. On your way to the northernmost part of the island, you’ll find the famous Olive Gardens of Lun. And while the keywords so far were peace and relaxation: There’s nothing stopping you from enjoying an amazing night out in Novalja or some extravagant party at Zrće beach.

Campsite Straško

Family-oriented campsite with plenty to offer: Blue Flag pebble beach, plenty of shade, 2 restaurants, a swimming pool complex, animation programs for both children (creative workshops and dance classes) and adults (Zumba, evening entertainment). It boasts a large range of quality mobile homes, some of them right by the sea and neither of them more than 200m away. The campsite also includes a dog beach. Once there, you will realize that all those ADAC awards are well deserved.

Zadar region: Sun, sea, islands, nature – The all-in-one package!

Choosing a destination in the Dalmatia – Zadar region is difficult because of all the options but also simple because you just can’t go wrong with whatever you choose. There is something for everyone in all of the campsites we have to offer: crystal clear sea, endless amounts of sun, beautiful beaches (even sandy ones), loads of activities for all ages, amazing food and plenty of choice for history, culture and nature lovers.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the camping region of Zadar located?
Camping region Zadar is located in the center of the eastern Adriatic, also called middle Dalmatia. The Zadar region has three different faces - mountainous, coastal and island. The islands belonging to this region are Pag and Ugljan. Popular tourist destinations are Zadar, Biograd na Moru, Nin and Pag. The Zadar region has three different faces - mountainous, coastal and island. The islands belonging to this region are Pag and Ugljan. Popular tourist destinations are Zadar, Biograd na Moru, Nin and Pag.
How to get to the Zadar region by camper - travel tips
You can reach the Zadar camping region by car from European countries through border crossings, through Slovenia or Hungary. It is important to note that from January 1, 2023. there are no border controls - the Republic of Croatia has become part of Schengen. In the summer months, expect traffic jams on Croatian highways, especially on weekends due to increased arrivals/departures. Payment for the highway is made at toll stations, and you can pay by credit card or cash. If you book your accommodation through our website, you will receive detailed information about the best routes, weather forecast in our pre-stay mail. The island of Pag is connected to the mainland by a bridge on the southern side. You can reach the other islands by ferry or catamaran. Piers, departures/departures and price lists can be found on the official website of Jadrolinija https://www.jadrolinija.hr/en/travels. The distance between the camping region of Zadar and European metropolises: Munich - 750 km. approx. 8 hours Düsseldorf - 1,380 km. approx. 14 hours Frankfurt - 1,162 km. approx. 12 hours Berlin - 1,312 km. approx. 13 hours Amsterdam - 1,591 km. approx. 16 hours Zurich - 1,045 km. approx. 11 hours Vienna - 640 km. approx. 6:30 hours Warszawa -1,302 km. approx. 13 hours Prague - 964 km. approx. 9:30 hours Budapest - 627 km. approx. 6 hours Ljubljana - 344 km. approx. 4 hours
What is the easiest way to move around the Zadar region while staying in a campsite?
The easiest way to move around the Zadar region is certainly by car. If you have a large camper, it is possible to rent a car or scooter in all major cities. Some of the larger cities on the Zadar islands are connected by bus lines that run more frequently in the summer months. Transfers to the cities are charged additionally and can be booked on the spot, without prepayment. Campsites located near cities are most often connected by a promenade along the sea or by bicycle paths - most campsites offer the possibility of renting bicycles. In some campsites it is possible to rent a boat, this is the best way to explore the island and hidden coves and beaches.
When is the best time for camping in the Zadar region?
The climate in the Zadar region is Mediterranean, with hot and dry summers and mild, rainy winters. The warmest months are June, July and August, and the coldest are December, January and February. The swimming season lasts from May to October, and the sea is warmest in July and August. If you decide to travel in those months, prepare for extreme heat and crowds. We recommend staying in the pre- and post-season, when the air and sea temperatures are very pleasant for swimming, and the crowds are significantly reduced.
What kind of beaches can you find in campsites in the Zadar region?
The beaches in the campsites in the Zadar region are mostly pebbly. Rocky and sandy beaches are somewhat rarer. You can find sandy beaches in Zaton Holiday Resort and Pine Beach Pakoštane Eco Resort. The sandy beach is located in the immediate vicinity of campsite Park Soline. There are designated dog beaches in most campsites or nearby, and exact information can be found on separate campsite pages. You can find naturist beaches in a hidden coves near the town of Nina. On many beaches, it is possible to enjoy various water sports for an additional fee. Many beaches in the Zadar region have the Blue Flag, which indicates a particularly high quality and cleanliness of the sea. Sunbeds and umbrellas on the beaches in the campsites are charged separately according to the valid price list for the current year.
What does the Zadar region have to offer to its camping guests?
Apart from the beaches, it is worth visiting the city of Zadar and the famous Zadar Sea Organ, Salutation to the Sun and the Church of St. Donut. The city of Nin is also a famous destination, as is the Paklenica National Park and the Telašćica, Velebit and Vrana Lake Nature Parks. In addition to nature and the rich history of small towns in this region, we recommend visiting the nearby islands. You can plan excursions in a private arrangement or organized, and find out more at https://www.zadar.hr/en. During the season, you can enjoy various manifestations and events, and don't miss the opportunity to explore numerous cycling, hiking and mountain trails, if you enjoy an active vacation. For gourmets, we recommend wines that are abundant in this region, Maraschino from Zadar and the famous cheese from Pag.
What is the average price of pitches in the Zadar region and is it necessary to make a reservation in advance?
The average price of a pitch for a family of four in a four-star campsite is €50-70 in pre- and post-season, while in high season the price varies from €90 to €120. Pitch prices are affected by: the number of people, the period of stay, the percentage of occupancy of the campsite, holidays, the level of equipment of the pitch and the location of each pitch (closeness to the sea). The tourist tax is included in the price at certain campsites, while at some it is calculated additionally at the reception of the campsite. An environmental tax is also charged on the islands. Pitches that have connections for electricity, water and drainage do not charge extra for the connections, they are included in the price of the pitch itself. Some pitches in the high season (July and August) are often sold out already at the end of March. For this reason, timely booking is recommended during Early Booking, in the period from November to February.
What are the reservation and cancellation conditions?
At some campsites, an advance payment or the total amount is required when booking. The amount paid in advance or the total amount is deducted from the bill for the stay in the campsite. At certain campsites, you only need to fill in your credit card information. The credit card is valid as a guarantee for the trip and confirmation of the reservation. Most campsites allow free cancellation of reservations up to a few days before the trip. Certain campsites do not allow free cancellation and keep the advance payment or charge the credit card for a certain amount. You can find the exact reservation and cancellation conditions for the desired campsite in the first step of the booking process.
What kind of campsites can you find in the Zadar region?
In the Zadar region, the campsites are of significantly smaller capacity. Family campsites predominate, most of which have smaller pools, and a few campsites have larger pool complexes, such as Aminess Avalona Camping Resort, Zaton Holiday Resort and Campsite Straško. Campsites in the Zadar camping region are pet friendly - pets are allowed for an extra charge according to the current price list, and the better campsites have showers for pets as part of the sanitary facilities.
What type of facilities are available at the campsites?
In most campsites, an animation program is organized for children and adults. In the pre- and post-season, the animation is in a somewhat more modest form. The complete animation program runs from mid-June to mid-September and is usually free. In the campsites you can find a really diverse sports and recreational offer. The campsites have multipurpose playgrounds, volleyball, soccer, tennis and basketball courts, as well as outdoor gyms. From water sports, you can try surfing, diving, pedal boats, and rent a kayak or SUP, and there are often inflatable water parks in the campsites. You can rent bicycles and scooters in most campsites, and you can find detailed information on the page of the particular campsites you are interested in. Sports fields are not charged in most cases, while other activities are most often charged additionally.
What are the most famous camping destinations in the Zadar region?
The most visited and famous camping destinations in the Zadar region are Zadar, the island of Pag, Biograd na Moru and Pakoštane. You will mostly find smaller campsites here, but also some resorts. Camping region Zadar is an ideal destination for families with children, dog owners and couples.
Which campsites have a marina or the possibility of mooring a boat?
In most cases, the campsites have boat ramps and some even have boat lifts. Some campsites offer guests buoys for rent in the campsite. Bove cannot be booked in advance and we are unable to guarantee a place in advance. Buoys are arranged with the reception on the day of arrival or with the harbor master, depending on the campsite where you are staying. Prices for buoys are in accordance with the price list for the current season and differ from campsite to campsite . Boats must be up to 5 or 6 m long (depending on the campsite), for larger boats you need to reserve a place in the marina. You will find detailed information about the desired campsite on the single pages of the campsite.
Are there electric charging stations at campsites in the Zadar region?
You can find electric car chargers in most of the larger campsites and there is a charge for them. If the campsites do not contain electric charging stations, they can be found in nearby larger cities in the region. You can check the exact data on the separate pages of the campsites or here https://chargemap.com/map .

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Due to the uncertain travel situation, it is important to book flexibly. At AdriaCamps you can cancel this accommodation free of charge up to a few days before your arrival.