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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According to an ACSI study, camping prices in Europe have risen by 24.7% since 2020. Croatia is the most expensive destination at €78.28 per night for...
According to an ACSI study, camping prices in Europe have risen by 24.7% since 2020. Croatia is the most expensive destination at €78.28 per night for a family, while Turkey remains the cheapest at under €14. Norway saw prices nearly double, while Italy recorded a 6% decrease.
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 €...
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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