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Camping in Europe 2026: Croatia most expensive, Turkey cheapest

06.05.2026 05:08 1 min 1 source РУС
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Camping in Europe 2026: Croatia most expensive, Turkey cheapest
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According to an analysis by the PiNCAMP portal, the average cost per night for a family of two adults and one child at a campsite in Austria will be €56 during the 2026 summer season. This places the country in the upper-middle range of European destinations. The most expensive were Croatia (€73) and Italy (€63). In inland regions, prices are significantly lower: Sweden at €7 per night, Italy at €12. Outside the peak season, prices drop by an average of 29% across Europe, and by 20% in Austria.

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Camping 2026: Where and When It's Cheapest

06.05.2026 kurier.at DEU Original source

AT Austria — fuel prices

Updated: 19.09.2026

Super 95

$2.20 /l

€1.91 · £1.64/l

145 of 167

pricier than 86% of countries

Super Plus 98

$2.60 /l

€2.26 · £1.94/l

88 of 101

pricier than 86% of countries

Super 100

$2.53 /l

€2.20 · £1.89/l

24 of 28

pricier than 82% of countries

Diesel

$2.55 /l

€2.22 · £1.91/l

149 of 166

pricier than 89% of countries

Premium Diesel

$2.97 /l

€2.58 · £2.21/l

43 of 46

pricier than 91% of countries

LPG

$1.19 /l

€1.03 · £0.89/l

46 of 55

pricier than 82% of countries

Erdgas

$2.05 /l

€1.78 · £1.53/l

11 of 16

pricier than 63% of countries

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An analysis by the portal Pincamp has identified the countries with the lowest campsite prices in Europe for 2026. The cheapest night for a family during the high season is expected in Norway (38 euros), followed by Sweden (40 euros) and Germany (41 euros). The most expensive will be Croatia (73 euros), Italy (63 euros) and Switzerland (61 euros). Prices have risen in all 12 analyzed countries, especially in Spain (+15%), Croatia (+12%) and the UK (+11%).

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