Camping Park Umag: Mediterranean Luxury by the Coast
Nestled along the stunning Adriatic coastline in Istria, Camping Park Umag offers a modern glamping experience ideal for families and nature lovers alike. The glamping section features stylish, fully-equipped luxury tents and lodges set amidst lush Mediterranean greenery, offering the perfect combination of comfort and outdoor adventure. Guests will enjoy close proximity to the sea, spacious green zones, and beautifully landscaped surroundings. The resort boasts spectacular pools and vibrant water parks with slides, splash zones, and themed play areas, creating endless fun for children. While adults relax by the pool or enjoy wellness treatments, kids can participate in supervised animation programs and activities. On-site amenities include restaurants, bars, mini-market, sports courts, bike rentals, and direct beach access, all guaranteeing a carefree and unforgettable glamping getaway in Croatia.
- Swimming pool complex
- Directly on the sea
- Quiet natural oasis
- Luxury glamping lodges & tents
- Direct access to the Adriatic Sea
- Spectacular family pool complex
- Kids’ water park & splash zones
- On-site restaurants and mini-market
- Wide range of sports & activities
Facilities and activities at Camping Park Umag
(Sports) activities
- Boat rental
- E-bike rental
- Fitness area
- Bicycle rental
- Mini golf
- Ping pong table
- Tennis court
- Volley ball court
- Sand beach
Activities in the area
- Diving
- Cycling
- Picturesque villages
- Surfing
- Walking
- Winery (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Kids club
- Playground (outdoor)
Location
- By the sea
Park facilities
- Supermarket
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Shop
Spoken language
- English
Swimming pool
- Outdoor pool
- Water slide
- Paddling pool
Food & Beverage
- Pizzeria
- Bar
- Takeaway meals
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
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Surroundings



Cycling along the Parenzana route
Hop on your bike and discover the famous Parenzana route, a former railway line that has been transformed into a beautiful cycling path. You’ll ride through green valleys, olive groves, and charming villages, passing old viaducts and tunnels along the way. The route connects Umag with historic towns in the hinterland and constantly offers new views of both sea and countryside. Along the way, stop at a local winemaker or taste fresh olive oil. It’s an active way to explore Istria while enjoying peace, nature, and culture.


Historical centre of Umag
Wander through the narrow streets of Umag’s old town and soak up the Venetian atmosphere that still lingers. You’ll see colorful houses, a lively square, and the ancient city walls that preserve stories from the Middle Ages. Visit the Parish Church of the Virgin Mary and stroll along the promenade where fishing boats gently float in the harbor. End your exploration with a cup of coffee or a glass of Malvazija wine on a terrace overlooking the Adriatic Sea. This is how you truly experience the charm and history of Umag up close.
Tasting wine and olive oil
Around Umag, you’ll find countless vineyards and olive groves that have made the region famous. Visit a local winery and taste characteristic Istrian wines such as Malvazija and Teran, paired with small bites. Take a guided tour through the wine cellar and discover the artisanal process behind the bottles. Afterwards, sample fresh olive oil, often straight from the producer. You’ll learn how to recognize the different flavors and why Istrian olive oil wins awards worldwide. An afternoon of tasting feels like a journey through the soul of Istria.
Day trip to Poreč
Hop in the car and drive in less than an hour to Poreč, one of Istria’s most famous coastal towns. Here you can admire the renowned Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning mosaics. Stroll through the old town with its cobbled streets and charming shops. You’ll sense the Italian influences in the architecture and taste them in the local cuisine. After your cultural discoveries, enjoy a seaside lunch or take a boat trip along the coast. A day trip to Poreč combines history, culture, and relaxation all in one.
Practical information
- Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -10:00
- Opened from 1 April until 5 October
- wiFi in public area (free)
- Booking conditions
- Cancellation conditions
Camping Park Umag scored with a 7.4
101 reviews
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Summary created out of 101 reviews
Park 936 is an extensive holiday park with spacious pitches, a beautiful lagoon location and good facilities for families with children, including swimming pools, animation and children's attractions. The location and direct sea access are appreciated, as well as the space and variety of restaurants. The main area for improvement is the condition of the sanitary facilities: guests complain about outdated installations, inadequate cleaning, bird droppings in washrooms and poor maintenance. Prices in shops and restaurants are also perceived as high to excessive, and staff are sometimes described as unfriendly or unmotivated.
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29 Aug 2026
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27 Aug 2026
Where should I start... At check-in, you have to wait outside until security lets you in. Only one person is allowed in at a time, provided there’s an open counter. But it doesn’t matter that people end up piling up at check-out. That’s about it for security. They couldn’t care less about the quiet hours from midnight to 7:00 a.m. or the 20 km/h … speed limit. But it’s not just Croatians or Slovenians who ignore these rules—it’s people from every country. When something does happen, though, there’s a huge outcry. At least I don’t let my little one ride a bike here—it’s too dangerous for me. Teenagers are yelling in the street at 1:00 a.m. and trying to steal chairs from the snack bar—great. E-scooters run people over—also great. The restrooms are cleaned every day—with a hose! But that’s about it. There are swallow nests in the men’s restroom, and it looks like you’d expect. Most of the door locks are broken and have been replaced with bolts. Tiles are cracked, grout is rotted, and the drain grates are either totally rotted or stink.
The cleaning staff sweeps the floor nice and clean, then just sweeps the dirt and trash into the hedge...
At least my son loves the slides by the pool, and my older daughter enjoys watching the fish in the sea as they swim near the shore in the afternoon and evening.
Sun loungers and a beach umbrella by the pool cost money, of course. 4.50 per lounger and 4 € per umbrella. Isn’t €1,087 enough for the site rental?
Oh, and about the site: between our site and the neighbor’s is an electrical box with a broken lock. We have three kids here—ages 9, 4, and 1. I’ve secured it with a strap to keep it closed.this is a translation, click here for the original
Wo soll ich anfangen..... Beim Check in muss man draußen warten bis die Security einen reinlasst. Es darf immer nur jemand rein, wenn auch ein Schalter frei ist. Dass sich die Leute beim Check out dann stapeln, ist aber egal. Das wars dann auch mit Security. Nachtruhe von 00:00 - 07:00 Uhr interessiert genauso wenig wie die maximal 20 Km/h. Es sind aber nicht nur Kroaten oder Slowenen die sich nicht daran halten, es geht durch alle Nationen. Wenn mal was passiert ist das geheule groß. Meinem kleinen erlaube ich das Fahrradfahren hier zumindest nicht, ist mir zu gefährlich. Jugendliche schreien nachts um 01:00 Uhr auf der Straße und versuchen Stühle vom Imbiss mitzunehmen, toll. E scooter fahren einen übern haufen, auch toll. Sanitäranlagen werden jeden Tag gereinigt, mit einem Wasserschlauch! Das wars dann aber auch. Auf der Herrentoilette sind Schwalbennester, entsprechend sieht es aus. Die Türschlösser sind größtenteils defekt und durch Riegel ersetzt worden. Fliesen sind gebrochen, fugen vergammelt, Bodenroste vom Ablauf total vergammelt oder es stinkt.
Die Reinigungskraft fegt den Boden schön sauber, und fegt den Dreck und Müll einfach in die Hecke...
Immerhin, mein Sohn findet die rutschen am Pool toll,und meine große mag es Fische im Meer zu beobachten die gegen nachmittag/abend gründeln.
Liegen und ein Sonnenschirm am Pool kosten selbstverständlich auch Geld. 4,50 pro Liege und 4 € pro Schirm. Reichen 1.087€ Platzmiete nicht?
Achja der Platz. Zwischen unserem Platz und dem Nachbarn ist ein Stromkasten bei dem Das Schloss defekt ist. Wir haben hier drei Kinder, 9, 4 und 1 Jahr alt. Ich habe mit einem Spanngurt dafür gesorgt das er zu bleibt. -
26 Aug 2026
Hezké místo beze stromů,takže vedro k nesnesení, moře teplé, jen trochu horší vlez. Jídlo bylo dobré. Personál kempu milý. Doporučuji.
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23 Aug 2026
Terrible—we had a really awful time. The cottage was completely run-down. Such a huge resort but so poorly organized—no fun at all for 9-year-olds. At least a decent amusement park, but not even that—just two or three rides. I’ve never seen such rip-offs—four takeout pizzas for 60 euros, 1 liter of Coke for 11 euros—it’s crazy. A deck of cards to pass the time with the kids cost 15 euros, and that wraps up this awful experience 😔
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Pessimo, ci siamo ritrovati veramente malissimo, casetta era rovinata tutta, un villaggio così gigante ma organizzato malissimo niente divertimento x i bambini di 9 anni, almeno un luna park come si deve ma nemmeno quello giusto due tre macchinette, i ladri mai visto così 4 pizze da asporto 60 euro 1 litro di coca cola 11 euro, roba da matti, carte da 1 x passare un po di tempo con ragazzi 15 euro e qui chiudo sta pessima esperienza 😔
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21 Aug 2026
We stayed there for 5 nights in our RV. Unfortunately, the campground is very remote, so you’re on your own without a vehicle. The washrooms were mostly dirty and smelled strongly of urine. The pools were completely overcrowded and unclean. For us, the value for the price wasn’t right.
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Wir waren für 5 Nächte mit unserem Womo dort. Leider ist der Platz sehr abgelegen, sodass man ohne Gefährt aufgeschmissen ist. Die Waschhäuser waren leider meist schmutzig und haben sehr nach Urin gestunken. Die Pools waren völlig überfüllt und unsauber. Für uns passte das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis nicht.
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09 Aug 2026
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Park Umag
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.Is Camping Park Umag open all year round?
No, Camping Park Umag is open from 1 April until 5 October.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 a bar, some takeaway meals and a snack bar.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.Is there a wifi at Camping Park Umag?
The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).Is there a camping store at Camping Park Umag?
Yes, at Camping Park Umag you'll find a supermarket and a shop.Is there an entertainment team at Camping Park Umag?
Yes there's entertainment at Camping Park Umag.Is there a bike rental facility at Camping Park Umag?
Yes, at Camping Park Umag you'll find an e-bike rental and a bicycle rental.