Camping Park Umag

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Camping Umag, luxury camping on the Croatian peninsula of Istria

Experience the ultimate family vacation at Camping Park Umag! Dive into the adventure water park with a giant swimming pool and a pirate ship for the kids. Soak up the sun on the pebble beach or try various water sports like sailing and surfing. With facilities such as restaurants, a supermarket and entertainment for all ages, you don't even have to leave the campsite. Discover the beautiful surroundings of Istria with historic towns and breathtaking nature. Your unforgettable vacation starts here!

  • Directly by the sea
  • Adventure water park
  • Watersports
  • Large swimming complex with pirate ship
  • Supermarket with extensive assortment
  • Barbecue allowed
  • Bar with terrace
  • Playground for the little ones
  • Scooter Rental
  • Wipe-Out track
  • Tennis court
  • Various restaurants
  • Rent a (water) bike
  • Play mini golf
  • Laundry facilities

Facilities and activities at Camping Park Umag

(Sports) activities

  • Bicycle rental
  • Mini golf
  • Motor boat rental
  • SUP board rental
  • Ping pong table
  • Tennis court
  • Soccer field
  • Volley ball court
  • Pedal boat rental
  • Sand beach

Activities in the area

  • Diving
  • Cycling
  • Museums (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
  • Picturesque villages
  • Surfing
  • Walking
  • Water skiing / wakeboarding
  • Winery

Kids and teenagers

  • Entertainment
  • Playground (outdoor)

Location

  • By the sea

Park facilities

  • Supermarket
  • WiFi in public area (free)
  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Swimming pool

  • Outdoor pool
  • Water slide
  • Paddling pool

Food & Beverage

  • Pizzeria
  • Ice cream shop
  • Takeaway meals
  • Restaurant

Holiday park

  • Easyatent
Camping Park Umag

Surroundings

Colorful buildings and boats in Rovinj, Croatia, with people enjoying the water under a bright sky.
View of boats docked in a scenic harbor, with red-roofed buildings and a church tower in the background.
Bridge crossing a rocky hill in the sea under a dramatic sky, near a holiday park offering glamping stays.

Novigrad

Novigrad, just 9 km from Camping Park Umag, is a charming coastal town not to be missed. Wander the narrow streets of the historic center, admire the old city walls and enjoy fresh seafood in one of the local restaurants. The atmospheric harbor and beautiful sunsets complete the picture. A perfect mix of culture, gastronomy and relaxation awaits you in Novigrad.

Coastal town with colorful houses and church tower by the sea at sunset, viewed from a glamping holiday park.
Scenic holiday park view of a historic town with glamping accommodations and terracotta rooftops.

Poreč

Poreč, located 25 km from Camping Park Umag, is a lively destination full of history and fun. The old town is home to the famous Euphrasius Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to cultural treasures, Poreč also offers a vibrant nightlife with numerous cafes and clubs. Culinary enthusiasts can enjoy Istrian cuisine in the many restaurants. A visit to Poreč guarantees a diverse experience.


GroΕΎnjan

GroΕΎnjan, also called the "artists' village," is a hidden gem in the interior of Istria. Perched on a hilltop, this medieval town offers breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards and olive groves. Its narrow streets are dotted with art galleries, studios and music studios, creating a creative and inspiring atmosphere. During the summer, GroΕΎnjan transforms into an open-air stage with numerous music festivals and art workshops. Its authentic stone houses and squares breathe history and invite discovery. Local konobas serve traditional Istrian dishes, often prepared with local ingredients. A visit to GroΕΎnjan is a trip back in time, enriched with art and culture, offering a unique experience away from the tourist trails.

Umag

Umag is a lively coastal town with a mix of culture, nature and relaxation. Stroll through the historic center and discover the narrow streets, Venetian architecture and city walls. The Sveti Peregrin church is worth a visit, as is the city museum in an old Venetian palace. Along the promenade, enjoy cozy terraces and fresh fish dishes. Sports enthusiasts can play tennis on the famous ATP tennis courts or practice water sports such as jet skiing and diving. Just outside Umag you will find the beautiful nature of the Sečovlje Salina Natural Park, where you can spot flamingos. Wine lovers can visit local wineries for a tasting of Istrian wines. Whether you love culture, adventure or relaxation, Umag has it all!

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Scored with a 7.7

98 reviews

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  • 06 Dec 2025

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    Review from Google
  • 06 Nov 2025

    Beautiful campsite with sufficiently large pitches. Unfortunately, most of the pitches are very sloping, but the luxury problem can be solved with leveling blocks. 2 great swimming pools for children and also suitable for adults. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities for the premium pitches towards the entrance are completely run down. Please renovate them!

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    Schâner Campingplatz mit ausreichend großen Parzellen. Die meisten PlÀtze sind leider sehr schief, aber mit Ausgleichsklâtzen ist das Luxusproblem lâsbar. 2 tolle SchwimmbÀder für Kinder und auch für Erwachsene geeignet. Leider sind die SanitÀranlagen für die Premium-StellplÀtze Richtung Eingang komplett heruntergekommen. Bitte einmal sanieren!

    Review from Google
  • 03 Nov 2025

    We had 2 wonderful weeks of summer vacation here. We wanted for nothing. The sanitary facilities were clean, the beach well maintained, the entertainment for young and old was great. The service staff were there for the guests from arrival to departure, service and help are very important here. They took care of us and the staff is always concerned about the well-being of the guests. We stayed at the campsite and would love to come back.

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    Wir hatten hier 2 herrliche Wochen Sommerurlaub. Es fehlte uns an nichts. Die sanitΓ€ren Anlagen waren sauber, der Strand gepflegt, die Animation fΓΌr gross und klein war Klasse. Das Servicepersonal war von der Ankunft bis zur Abreise fΓΌr die GΓ€ste da, Service und Hilfe wird hier gross geschrieben. Es wurde sich gekΓΌmmert und das Personal ist stets um das Wohl der GΓ€ste bemΓΌht. Waren dort auf dem Campingplatz und kommen gerne wieder.

    Review from Google
  • 02 Nov 2025

    Der Platz ist groß und bietet alles, was man im Urlaubsalltag braucht. Die Pools sind in der Hauptsaison sehr voll. Die Wege vom Hundestrand aus sind auch recht weit. Insgesamt kΓΆnnte der Platz etwas sauberer gehalten werden, aber es ist soweit ok. Das SanitΓ€rhaus in der NΓ€he des Hundebereichs ist ok, aber die Duschen sind sehr eng, schon alleine. Ich gehe immer mit meiner 5-jΓ€hrigen Tochter. So gehts gar nicht. Und warmes Wasser war tatsΓ€chlich nicht die Regel. Wir haben dann versucht herauszufinden, wann noch warmes Wasser lΓ€uft… Was uns auch wenig gefallen hat ist, dass das Personal der Rezeption vor uns auf kroatisch β€žgelΓ€stertβ€œ hat. Bei mir wurde mit den Augen gerollt, weil wir einen Tag eher angekommen sind. Bei meiner Freundin wurde tatsΓ€chlich genervt reagiert und auf anderer Sprache darΓΌber gesprochen, weil sie wegen Fehler in der Rechnung noch einmal zur Rezeption gegangen ist. Es waren 4 Hunde statt einer abgerechnet worden. So und das in Kombination mit einer unfreundlichen Dame beim Buchen einer Delfintour, die schon zuvor - kraft eigener Wassersuppe - meinen Sohn (10 Jahre, 35kg) als zu dΓΌnn deklarierte, um β€žSofaβ€œ mitzufahren, aber seine 2 Freunde durften mit fahren (das war ganz tolles Drama)….erweckt den Eindruck insgesamt, dass man dort vergessen hat, dass man ein URLAUBSZIEL ist und nicht Menschen ein Obdach anbietet, die sonst keins bekommen. Insgesamt Preis-Leistung ist ok. Allerdings kommen wir nicht wieder. Wir haben 1000€ bezahlt fΓΌr 10 Tage und da mΓΆchte man willkommen sein.

    Review from Google
  • 24 Oct 2025

    The park is really huge and some of the pitches are nicely laid out, but it's just a matter of luck to get them. Unfortunately, there is very little shade from trees and the like. There are countless stalls, snack bars and restaurants that take money out of your pocket. The pools are also quite nice. Here you have to pay three euros per sun lounger. The washing machines cost €7, but you have to be extremely lucky to get hold of one. We invested just under a hundred euros a day in a pitch here and other things are added every day. By far the most expensive campsite I've used so far. That would be fine so far, if there was something more on offer. Two of the sanitary blocks are old-fashioned and some are no longer technically in order. Some of the shower heads are even missing (and not just since yesterday). The cleaning is rather questionable. Yes, ladies are constantly mopping the floor here. As the clay floor leaves unsightly marks on the place (brown marks in the bathroom... That could be misunderstood 😏). But refilling the soap dispensers, adding paper or cleaning the showers/toilets is rather neglected. It's also clearly too much of a challenge to empty the garbage cans once a day, which are always overflowing even when the pitch is at medium capacity. The clay soil on the pitches is also unsightly. When it rains, there's brown mud everywhere, which then sometimes flows into the tent. Most providers on the site do not accept credit card payments, which seems a bit out of place. All in all, the absolutely outrageous pricing is offset by very little service. It is questionable whether this approach has a future. A quick side note: If the nearby sanitary building seems a bit old-fashioned (on my first evening, for example, I only showered with a jet of water straight from the tap, without a shower head, which had obviously long since rusted off)... That would be the older houses. There are much more modern and better equipped houses. In my opinion, the journey is worth it, even if it is sometimes much further.

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    Der Park ist wirklich riesig und manche pitches sind auch ganz nett angelegt, nur ist es reine GlΓΌckssache diese auch zu bekommen. Leider ist nur wenig Schatten, durch BΓ€ume und Co., vorhanden. Es gibt unzΓ€hlige Buden, Snackbars und Restaurants die einem das Geld aus der Tasche ziehen. Die Pools sind auch ganz nett. Hier werden dann auch drei Euro pro Liege fΓ€llig. Die Waschmaschinen schlagen mit 7€ zu Buche, allerdings muss man auch extremes GlΓΌck haben eine zu ergattern. Wir haben hier knapp hundert Euro pro Tag in einen Stellplatz investiert und tΓ€glich kommen andere Dinge dazu. Der bislang mit Abstand teuerste Campingplatz, den ich genutzt habe. Das wΓ€re so weit auch in Ordnung, wenn dafΓΌr auch etwas mehr geboten wird. Zwei der SanitΓ€rhΓ€user sind altbacken und teilweise technisch nicht mehr in Ordnung. Teilweise fehlt sogar der Duschkopf (und das nicht erst seit gestern). Die Reinigung ist eher fragwΓΌrdig. Ja, hier wischen Damen dauernd den Boden. Da der Lehmboden auf dem Platz unschΓΆne Spuren hinterlΓ€sst (braune Spuren im Bad... Das kΓΆnnte missverstanden werden 😏). Aber die Seifenspender aufzufΓΌllen, Papier nachzulegen oder die Duschen/WC zu reinigen kommt eher zu kurz. Auch ist man auf dem Platz sichtlich ΓΌberfordert mal am Tag die MΓΌlleimer leeren zu lassen, die bei selbst mittlerer Auslastung des Platzes immer ΓΌberquellen. Der besagte Lehmboden auf den pitches ist halt auch unschΓΆn. Bei Regen hat man ΓΌberall braunen Schlamm, der dann auch mal gern bis ins Zelt strΓΆmt. Es ist bei den meisten Anbietern auf dem Platz keine Kreditkartenzahlung mΓΆglich, was doch etwas aus der Welt gefallen scheint. Alles in allem steht dem absolut abgehobenen pricing nur wenig Leistung gegenΓΌber. FragwΓΌrdig, ob dieses Vorgehen Zukunft hat. Kurze Randbemerkung: Wenn einem das naheliegende SanitΓ€rgebΓ€ude zu abgewrackt und altbacken vorkommt (ich hatte am ersten Abend zum Beispiel nur mit einem Wasserstrahl direkt aus der Leitung geduscht, ohne Duschkopf, welcher offenbar schon lange abgerostet war)... Das wΓ€ren dann die Γ€lteren HΓ€user. Es gibt noch deutlich modernere und besser ausgestattete HΓ€user. Der Weg lohnt sich m. E., auch wenn es bisweilen deutlich weiter ist.

    Review from Google
  • 23 Oct 2025

    Swimming pools Completely overcrowded and dirty. Sanitary facilities often dirty. With such a large space, they should be cleaned more often, and in the evening there are often teenage boys standing in front of them who make fun of younger children who have to go to the toilet and throw cans or toilet paper around. With so many people there are always a few .... who deliberately litter the toilets. The pitches are great. Beach very rocky. We've had better experiences. Everything costs extra.... Sun loungers on the beach and in the swimming pool. The prices for the water park are outrageous. The ice cream is also mega expensive... Dear team from the campsite... sorry... we will never come back!!!

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    SchwimmbÀder Vâllig überfüllt und schmutzig. SanitÀranlagen oft schmutzig. Bei so einer Platzgrâße müssten diese hÀufiger gereinigt werden.Gegen Abend stehen dann gern noch Jugendliche, halbstarke Jungs davor, die jüngere Kinder die auf Toilette müssen, blâd anmachen und dosen oder Toilettenpapier rumwerfen. Gibt bei so vielen Menschen halt auch immer ein paar .... welche die Toiletten mit Absicht verschmutzen. Die Parzellen sind top. Strand sehr felsig. Das haben wir schon besser erlebt. Alles kostet extra.... Sonnenliegen am Strand und im Schwimmbad. Die Preise für den wasserpark sind schon eine Frechheit. Das Eis ist ebenfalls mega teuer... Liebes Team vom Campingplatz... sorry... wir kommen nie wieder!!!

    Review from Google
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Park Umag

  1. What is there to do in the area?

    Just 12 km away you will find Aquapark Istralandia, a paradise for water lovers with spectacular slides and pools. Culture lovers can visit the historic towns of Novigrad (9 km) and Poreč (25 km), where you can enjoy architecture, museums and local markets. For a unique experience, a dolphin ride at sunset is highly recommended, where you will have the chance to see these beautiful animals in their natural habitat. In addition, the Lim Channel, just over an hour away, offers beautiful nature and opportunities for boat trips. Whether you are looking for adventure, culture or relaxation, the area around Camping Park Umag has it all.

  2. What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Park Umag?
    The check-in at Camping Park Umag starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  3. Is Camping Park Umag open all year round?
    No, Camping Park Umag is open from 19 April until 28 September.
  4. Is there a restaurant at Camping Park Umag?
    Yes there's a pizzeria and a restaurant at Camping Park Umag. Besides that the park offers some takeaway meals.
  5. Is there a swimming pool at Camping Park Umag?
    At the park you will find an outdoor pool and a paddling pool. A water slide is available for extra fun.
  6. Is there a wifi at Camping Park Umag?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  7. Is there a camping store at Camping Park Umag?
    Yes, at Camping Park Umag you'll find a supermarket and a shop.
  8. Is there an entertainment team at Camping Park Umag?
    Yes there's entertainment at Camping Park Umag.
  9. Is there a bike rental facility at Camping Park Umag?
    Yes, at Camping Park Umag you'll find a bicycle rental.

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