Booking Campsites in Croatia and Slovenia

I think you will be fine except for days when there are holidays like Whitsun and Labour Day (1st May). What I did this year was to make sure I was on site before a holiday period and not attempt to move on until after this was over. It worked for me.

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For info on campsites have a look at this site. https://www.camping.hr/

There several destinations and campsites to choose from: it all depends on how far south you want to go. Campsites vary from minikamps to those with hundreds or more emplacements.

The Bavarian School holiday is the second half of May next year when the whole state seems to migrate to the Italian Lakes or Croatia.  During this period the sites in Croatia will be very busy so some planning ahead may be necessary.  You may well find that joining ACSI will be useful.  We never book en route sites; we tend to stop about 4 - 5 pm and at the lunch stop just look for a site when we know where we will be later in the afternoon.  If you are planning to use a Calais crossing we usually get an afternoon ferry/tunnel and stay at one of the sites about 20 ks east of Calais.  As you will see I am a caravanner so cannot comment on the use of Aires which motorhomes seem to use a lot en route but I am sure someone will come on here with good advice.

Slovenia and Croatia are excellent countries to visit.

Thanks for those responses, folks.

We had already checked public holidays, but not school holidays, so thanks for the tip ref. Bavaria. We were planning on leaving UK around May 8th, so it might be sensible to spend time in Slovenia at the end of May, and head to Croatia at the beginning of June.

cheers

John

During May this year we stayed at Ljubljana Resort and Camping Adria on the Slovenian Coast not far from Trieste.  Both are nice tree shaded sites with good facilities.  They are ACSI sites so prices are reasonable.  Also we did not book either of these sites in advance and had no problems.

Can't say anything about Croatia as we then moved on to Lake Garda.  Our return to Austria from Garda was something of a nightmare as the Brenner Pass motorway was crowded with Germans returning home after their May holidays.  The 200 mile trip from Camping La Ca at Padenghe to Camping Weer near Innsbruck, took over seven hours 

Regards

Michael