Camping Stobrec in Split is located in the centre of Dalmatia in Croatia on the Adriatic Sea. The Stobrec campsite in Split offers both shady and sunny spots near sand and pebble beaches. A restaurant, playgrounds and bungalows are available, as well as caravan hire. The old town of Split with all its attractions is only 10 minutes away by bus from the campsite.
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Camping Stobrec in Split is located in Sobrec, 5km south of Split, and buses into town stop right outside. The campsite itself campsites is large and nicely situated on the waterfront. Many sites are right next to the beach, while others are located along lovely green paths.
The campsite is open all year round and in the low season you pay €16/day with the ACSI card. The price includes free WiFi and there are plenty of other services in the area. We haven't even had time to check it all out yet, but according to the map there is an ATM, grocery store, beach bar, restaurant, camping equipment shop, bike, scooter and boat rental, diving centre, kids club and massage... We can't imagine missing anything!
Our plans in Split
In ten days we will have visitors here in Split. Soooo much fun! We have looked at several different exciting excursions and tours that we want to do then. Among other things, we want to visit the city Trogir and Krka National Park, which is supposed to be fantastic.
Until then, we plan to familiarise ourselves with the city of Split, do some shopping and... exercise! We will also visit the ancient city of Split, created by Emperor Diocletian in 200 AD with sights such as Diocletian's Palace and the Cathedral. All the street restaurants, cobblestone alleys, ruins and much more.
As you may recall, we did a lot of training in our centre. training tent last spring. Then summer came - with 35 degree heat - and we gave up. And then we've been sick, and it's been too windy to put up the tent ... but now it's finally time!
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Ama de casa says:
Fun with visits! 🙂
And how nice the campsite looks! When there are so many "services", the campsite itself is often quite boring (in my experience). But that winding path and greenery - it looks very cosy! 🙂
01 October 2015 - 10:17
Mr Steve says:
Now that's what I call well-equipped camping. A visit in 10 days sounds fun. It might be nice to have a longer stop once in a while.
01 October 2015 - 11:08
Mr Steve says:
Now that's what I call well-equipped camping. A visit in 10 days sounds fun. It might be nice to have a slightly longer stop sometimes. Enjoy!
01 October 2015 - 11:08
Monica says:
Seems to be a perfect place to stay for a long time. It is a must sometimes, otherwise you get tired of constantly changing overnight locations... We are now doing a major cleaning and review of small repairs of our Liberty before the last European trip for our part with it. Not exactly looking forward to driving in an autumnal France and Germany with closed campsites but now it is once again. It feels very sad actually, it is so nice and in such good condition and we have such fantastic memories of everything we have done and seen with it. But as I said, everything has its time and since we are reluctant to fly, it will be back to travelling by regular car instead. Have a great time and what luck that the migraine seems to have passed?
01 October 2015 - 11:57
admin says:
Ama de casa, I can agree with you, but this campsite is green and nice even though there are all kinds of things here. And it's quiet and peaceful, no shows or loud children's activities 😉 (Almost no children at all this time of year!).
Steve, yes visits will be fun! And it's nice to stop for a while sometimes.
Monica, hope you have a good trip home with Liberty! Some campsites are open all year round? But I guess you have to check which ones in advance. Otherwise, we felt that there were many good automatic pitches in France. Thank you, the migraine has passed for this time.
01 October 2015 - 12:29
BP says:
What a great campsite. No wonder it is full of everything it offers. Nice to have visitors too.
It will be interesting to read what you think about Split.
01 October 2015 - 15:25
Role o Carina says:
Oh so beautiful, we would really like it there!
Have a good time....enjoy 🙂
01 October 2015 - 18:13
snort says:
Split will be very nice and it won't be worse if you get a visit there!
01 October 2015 - 18:57
Renate's travels says:
How nice and lush it was there at the campsite 😀 Beautiful. Will surely be fun with visits I think! Enjoy the nice weather 🙂
01 October 2015 - 19:32
admin says:
BP, we also think it will be interesting to see Split! Have been busy today with repairs and training, so we haven't got there yet... 😉.
Rolle and Carina, I think so. This is a nice place and a nice campsite!
Znogge, agree! This is the first time we have a planned visit from Sweden, so it will be fun!
Renates Reiser, we are enjoying! During the day it is summer weather! A little cooler in the evenings and nights.
01 October 2015 - 19:58
Christina says:
We have also stayed here, but at the end of April and then we were not completely alone, but almost. We also fell in love with the nice campsite with good bus connection to Split, also experienced the staff at the campsite as very service-oriented. Have a good time and enjoy your stay.
02 October 2015 - 13:52