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Croatia has no shortage of campgrounds from small family-owned pitch-your-tent-in-my-field
places to large, well equipped autocamps with restaurants, shops and
a full menu of sports. The latter style is, unfortunately, far more
prevalent. There are over a hundred camping sites along Croatia's coast
and islands and many of them have fantastic locations along pine-fringed
beaches.
One thing you can't do
in Croatia is just pitch your tent in an open field. "Wild camping"
is strictly forbidden and you will be fined. Nor can you camp in any
of Croatia's National
Parks.
Very few campgrounds are open
all year. The season usually begins in April and ends in October although
a few are open earlier. It pays to call in advance if you're going
in spring or fall however, as opening hours change almost whimsically.
There are also a few naturist
camping grounds with secluded locations and marked 'FKK'.
The site, www.camping.hr
should be the starting point for your camping planning as it includes
websites, facilities and prices.
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