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Camping in Europe 2026: Croatia most expensive, Turkey and Sweden cheapest

12.06.2026 14:35 1 min 2 sources
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Camping in Europe 2026: Croatia most expensive, Turkey and Sweden cheapest
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In Brief

Two studies show Croatia leads in family camping costs, while Turkey and Sweden offer the lowest rates. Off-season prices drop by an average of 29% across Europe.

Camping costs in Europe continue to rise. According to ACSI, prices have increased by 24.7% since 2020. Croatia is the most expensive destination for a family at €78.28 per night. The PiNCAMP portal estimates an average night in Croatia at €73. The most affordable destination is Turkey (under €14 per ACSI). Inland regional prices are significantly lower: Sweden at €7 per night, Italy at €12 (PiNCAMP data).

Regional differences

  • Austria: €56 per night for a family in summer 2026 (PiNCAMP).
  • Italy: ACSI reports a 6% decrease, PiNCAMP shows €63 (expensive) and €12 (inland regions).
  • Norway: ACSI reports prices nearly doubled.

Off-season rates drop by an average of 29% across Europe, and by 20% in Austria.

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Camping in Europe: Ranking reveals most expensive and cheapest countries

12.06.2026 oe24.at DEU Original source

Camping 2026: Where and When It's Cheapest

06.05.2026 kurier.at DEU Original source

🇦🇹 Austria — fuel prices

Updated: 13.06.2026

Diesel

$2.13 /l

€1.83 · £1.58/l

109 of 132

pricier than 82% of countries

Petrol

$2.01 /l

€1.73 · £1.50/l

108 of 134

pricier than 80% of countries

LPG

$1.83 /l

€1.58 · £1.36/l

48 of 48

pricier than 98% of countries

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