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€500 fine per person: fight against wild camping in the Slovenian Alps

15.05.2026 14:00 1 min 1 source
PROMOBIL DEU
€500 fine per person: fight against wild camping in the Slovenian Alps
Original source: PROMOBIL

From summer 2026, barriers will be installed on the Vršič Pass in the Julian Alps to regulate traffic. At the same time, local municipalities have increased penalties for wild camping: a fine of €500 per person. In Bohinj, motorhomes, campervans, and caravans are banned from forest roads year-round, and in July-August also from the Savica waterfall. At Lake Bled's central parking, motorhomes pay €3 per hour, and overnight stays are prohibited.

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€500 fine per person: fight against wild camping in the Slovenian Alps

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