Kampingi.pdf

Camping

in Slovenia

www.slovenia.info

Camping in Slovenia

Slovenia is a country for visits and for holidays; it is a place where you will

never get bored, regardless of the season. Guests seeking peace, beautiful

nature in all its diversity, mountains, lakes, sea, health resorts, historical

cities and towns, castles and churches will ind Slovenia very charming

and attractive.

he list of museums, art galleries, castles and churches worth visiting is endless.

here are countless hiking trails in the hills and mountains, bicycle routes and

ski slopes, possibilities for hunting, ishing, horseback riding and action sports

such as canyoning, rafting, skydiving, paragliding and hang-gliding. hroughout

the country there are innumerable cultural events (music, theatre, dance, etc.)

and local festivals, as well as discos where you can soak up the nightlife.

Slovenia's campgrounds are ideal starting points if you want to plan your

holidays by yourself, enjoy taking trips on the spur of the moment, and most

importantly, want to spend your holidays in unspoilt scenery where you can

enjoy the sound of rustling trees and singing birds. To keep your children busy

and happy, many campgrounds have children's playgrounds, some have wading

or children's swimming pools, and some ofer special organised activities for

children.

If you wish to learn more about Slovenia in the company of professional tour

and mountain guides, there are many campgrounds that run guided tours to

points of interest near and far.

Since 2001, Slovenia's campgrounds have been members of the

EFCO&HPA (European Federation of Campingsite Organisations &

Holiday Park Associations), which brings together 20,000 campgrounds

from all across Europe.

Slovenian campgrounds online

Detailed information on Slovenian campgrounds is available at:

www.slovenia.info/campings

Registration at campgrounds

Upon arrival, guests must report to the reception and present a valid ID or ill in

a registration form with required personal details. Camping outside designated

campgrounds is not advisable since in most places it is prohibited by municipal

regulations and subject to a ine.

Fire safety

Each campground has its own ire safety protocol as part of the campground

rules, which guests must respect in full.

Gas cylinder reills

Gas cylinders must be tested and approved every ive years, otherwise reilling

will not be permitted. here are many illing points for gas-powered automobiles

throughout the country.

Medical services and assistance

Most campsites provide basic irst aid, and in some cases doctors make house

calls.

Medical services and assistance conform to EU standards. Community

healthcare centres and hospitals can be found in all major cities and towns, and

there is the University Medical Centre in the capital, Ljubljana.

Electricity

220 V, 50 Hz; electricity hook-up points in most campsites conform to CEE

standards.

Money

he oicial Slovenian currency is the euro (EUR). here are no restrictions on

the amount of euros and foreign currencies brought into or taken out of the

country; however, any amount exceeding EUR 10,000 in cash or bonds must be

cleared with the customs upon crossing the border. Most points of sale accept

Eurocard, MasterCard, Diners and American Express credit cards.

Green Card

International automobile insurance is mandatory for all foreign vehicles

except for vehicles from countries with which Slovenia has concluded separate

agreements. A Green Card can be purchased at all international border

crossings.

Speed limits (kph)

Automobile

Automobile towing a caravan/trailer

Built-up areas

B-roads

A-roads

100

Motorways

130

he following are mandatory in Slovenia:

- Dipped headlights must also be used in daylight.

- Seat belts must be worn on all seats with belts installed.

- Approved motorcycle helmets must be used by motorcyclists and passengers

at all times.

- Bicycle safety helmets must be used by all cyclists aged 14 or less.

- Fog lamps must only be used when visibility is reduced by more than 50

percent.

Petrol stations

Most petrol stations on major roads and in larger towns are open around the

clock. All petrol stations sell unleaded petrol.

Road tolls

Roads can be used free of charge. Road tolls only apply to motorways and are

payable in the form of a toll sticker or vignette.

Banks and bureaux de change

Banks are generally open weekdays from 9:00 to 17:00 (with a lunch break), and

bureaux de change mostly between 9:00 and 18:00.

Shops

Shops are open weekdays from 8:00 to 19:00 and Saturdays from 8:00 to 13:00.

here are many shops open Sundays and on bank holidays.

Post oice

Post oices are open weekdays from 8:00 to 18:00 and Saturdays from 8:00 to

12:00. Telephone cards for public payphones may be purchased at post oices or

newspaper stands.

Important telephone numbers:

Police 113,

Emergency medical help 112,

Fire brigade 112,

AMZS (Automobile Association of Slovenia) 1987.

Key to pictograms

shower / cold water

electrical connections

outdoor swimming

pool

mini-golf

shower / hot water

fully serviced sites

indoor swimming pool

golf

wash basin / cold

water

bungalows for rent

languages spoken

fishing

wash basin / hot water

trailers for rent

credit cards accepted

water sports

toilet

tents for rent

sunny sites

sauna

bathing and changing

room for babies

internet corner

partly shaded sites

water park

toilet for handicapped

guests

cable television

connections

completely shaded sites

fitness studio

dishwashing sink

filling station for gas

cylinders

organized activities for

adult guests

wellness center

laundry basin

pets welcome

organized activities for

children

free-climbing wall

washing machine

reservations possible

children’s playground

paragliding

clothes dryer

store

tennis court

WiFi

free wireless

Internet access

cyclist-friendly

camping

chemical toilet

disposal point

restaurant

bicycle rental

motorhome wastewater

and toilet disposal

point

swimming

beach volleyball

Categorisation of Slovenian campgrounds

In accordance with Slovenian hospitality industry regulations, all campgrounds in Slovenia must be classiied into a category of one to ive stars,

except for tourist farms which provide the option of camping as part of a secondary ofer. he quality and the number of amenities available

increase with the number of stars assigned to the campground. Regardless of the star categorisation, all Slovenian campgrounds must form an

integral whole, both in terms of area and function, must be fenced and secured, have an entrance gate and loodlit entrance at night (during open

season), and have an access road at least three metres wide. Every campground must have lat and well-kept camping sites, a parking area at the

entrance, safety-deposit boxes, a campire area, and at least three metres of clearance between tents. All roads and paths to the reception desk and

washroom facilities must be loodlit at night. If a campground has 100+ camping sites, a campground map is mandatory.

ONE-STAR CAMPGROUND j

he surface area of an individual tent site must measure an average of at least 55 square metres. At least 40 percent of camping sites must have

electrical connections.

TWO-STAR CAMPGROUND jj

he surface area of an individual tent site must measure an average of at least 60 square metres. At least 50 percent of camping sites must have

electrical connections

THREE-STAR CAMPGROUND jjj

he surface area of an individual tent site must measure an average of at least 70 square metres. At least 60 percent of camping sites must have electri-

cal connections. he campground has an Internet area and runs organised recreational activities for guests, and there is a grocery store within a one

kilometre radius

FOUR-STAR CAMPGROUNDI jjjj

he surface area of an individual tent site must measure an average of at least 80 square metres. At least 70 percent of camping sites must have

electrical connections. he campground has a lounge with a colour TV, and there is a grocery store within a 500-metre radius.

FIVE-STAR CAMPGROUND jjjjj

he surface area of an individual tent site must measure an average of at least 90 square metres. At least 80 percent of camping sites must have

electrical connections. At least one half of camping sites are marked. he campground has its own restaurant and grocery store.

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