OpenVan.campβ World of motorhomes — here

Report a problem

What is the problem?

Could not attach a screenshot — send without it

🇭🇷 Croatia — OpenVan.camp

Croatia
Croatia
26 · 24 / 651 per week / 4,3к per month

Camping in Croatia becomes more expensive than in Switzerland

According to the 2026 price analysis by PiNCAMP (ADAC), the average cost per night at a campsite in Croatia during the peak summer season has reached €73, making it the most expensive among the countries surveyed. This surpasses Switzerland (€61) and Italy (€63). Prices in Croatia rose by 12% year-on-year, while Spain saw a 15% increase (to €58). The most affordable countries are Norway (€38), Sweden (€40), and Germany (€41). The calculation is based on a pitch for a motorhome or caravan with a tow vehicle for two adults and one child up to 10 years old.

Camping in Croatia rises to €78 per night

According to data from the European camping organization ACSI, Croatia has become the most expensive camping destination in Europe. The average cost per night for a family of four with a caravan reached €78. Since 2020, average camping fees have increased by nearly 25%. The top five most expensive countries also include Switzerland (€61), Slovenia (€60), Italy (€59), and Denmark (€54). The most affordable destination remains Turkey (€14 per night).

HR Croatia 2

Volkswagen updates Multivan and California with new design and tech

Volkswagen has unveiled updated Multivan and California models. Instead of a major redesign, the German manufacturer focused on targeted improvements: a new front end with LED headlights, a 12.9-inch display, and Travel Assist with traffic light recognition. Diesel, petrol, and hybrid engines remain unchanged.

Camper Van Tourism Is Booming in Croatia

Camper van and motorhome tourism is booming in Croatia as more travelers seek flexible, mobile exploration of the country. Key drivers include the ability to move spontaneously between beaches, islands, and coastal towns without fixed hotel schedules. Croatia's long coastline, scenic roads, and compact distances make it particularly attractive. However, the boom also brings challenges: overcrowded campsites, illegal parking, and pressure on coastal infrastructure, especially in environmentally sensitive areas.

Traffic jams from Slovenia spill into Croatia: kilometer-long queue near Zaprešić

On Saturday, Croatia saw the start of the first major tourist weekend, while neighboring countries enjoyed a long weekend due to the Pentecost holiday, causing severe traffic congestion on Slovenian roads that partially extended into Croatia. Slovenian television reported kilometer-long queues on the Ljubljana bypass, where a camper van overturned, closing the road for several hours; no injuries were reported. The Croatian Automobile Club reported a queue of about 2 km at the Zaprešić toll plaza on the A2 highway.

Why Every RV and Travel Trailer Owner Needs an Emergency Traction Kit This Summer

The article explains why RVs and travel trailers frequently get stuck on soft gravel pads in campgrounds, especially after rain. Key causes include dual rear wheels concentrating weight and highway-rated tires lacking off-road grip. Tow truck calls for RVs in 2025-2026 averaged $400 to $1,200, with many national park and Forest Service campgrounds inaccessible to standard wreckers. An emergency traction kit (a steel claw that straps to the drive wheel) is recommended, rated for vehicles under 30,000 lbs GVW.

Aminess Style Camping Avalona Resort on Pag: Family Camping with Glamping and Water Park

Located in southern Pag near Povljana, the five-star Aminess Style Camping Avalona Resort has opened. It offers pitches for tents and motorhomes, mobile homes, and glamping villas, plus a water park with five slides, pools, a spa, restaurants, and entertainment. The resort sits on a peninsula with zoned beaches, including a dog area. It is the first five-star campsite on Pag, designed for family holidays with comfort.

Where is the limit? How Slovenians decorate campsites during holidays

A social media post showing Slovenian tourists decorating motorhomes and caravans at campsites during holidays has sparked debate. The photos of decorated pitches were shared by the profile Avtokampi.si from Camp Čikat on the Croatian island of Lošinj. Comments revealed divided opinions, with some supporting the tradition and others finding it excessive and disruptive to peace.

Install OpenVan.camp

Get quick access and offline reading.

Install on iOS

  1. 1 Tap Share in Safari.
  2. 2 Choose "Add to Home Screen".
  3. 3 Confirm by tapping Add.

Already installed

The app is already installed on this device.

Install from browser menu

Use your browser menu to install or add to home screen.

→ Glossary