Camping Sites in Slovenia

Newest Review: ... grass so he could relax with the second beer of the day. In the next plot was a Czech family in a rather small tent. The guy was about 6 feet going on 7 feet tall and with him was his wife and two small children. Obviously the tent was too small as he spent the whole two nights with his legs and feet sticking out . You would have thought he could have got a bigger tent. In the morning he looked exhausted as if he had had a twenty beer hangover but he hadn't - it was just that he hadn't had any sleep. I am not surpriised. Nice family though which always makes camping life easier if you get on with your neighbours. Okay I will cut the bant... more

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Camping Sites in Slovenia: Lakeside Camping in a Fairy Tale setting. (1748 words)
by - written on 14/06/08 (Very useful, 645 readings)
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Camping Bled - not a very imaginative name but a very picturesque campsite. This is a site we used when travelling through to Croatia in the Summer month of July. We went in our small but compact campervan travelling from Carlisle in Cumbria to Croatia. We had a few overnight stops en route in Belgium, Germany and Austria. We had looked at a couple of smaller campsites in the Lake Bled area but they were all full so we were really pleased that we could actually get in at this site. I have been told by my husband not to mention him any more in my reviews as he thinks all the doo yoo readers will have him down as a bit of a loon but the stories wouldn't read the same ... Read the complete review

Zlatorog campsite, Lake Bohinj (262 words)
by - written on 12/11/01 (Useful, 1542 readings)
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Slovenia is one of Europe's hidden gems, and this campsite is ideally placed to give you a taste of it. It's set on the shore of Lake Bohinj, a bigger, wilder lake than its more famous neighbour Lake Bled. When i visited in summer 1998 the rates were very reasonable - about £5 per night for a tent, plus £1 per person, and it also accepts motor homes. There's a bar and restaurant, good showers, and they rent out bikes and rowing boats - taking a trip on the lake is great fun and very peaceful. One trip not to miss when staying here is the walk up to Slap Savica, a very impressive waterfall and the source of the Sava River (the water emerges ... Read the complete review