Camping Village Poljana

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Camping Village Poljana is located in a unique spot of nature on the Croatian coast

Discover the magic of Camping Village Poljana, on the enchanting island of Lošinj. Set between two beautiful bays where you can swim and snorkel, or go for an adventurous boat exploration. Swim daily in the crystal clear sea, along two coastlines with pebble beaches and rocky plateaus for sunbathing. Go snorkeling or take scuba diving lessons in the clear waters. Learn to windsurf, take a boat ride and end the day with beach volleyball, while the little ones play and tinker. A perfect vacation oasis!

  • On the island of Lošinj
  • Watersports
  • Cozy restaurant
  • Animation
  • Located in a forest
  • Walking distance from the beach
  • Between beautiful bays
  • Multiple hospitality venues
  • Boat Rental
  • Bike rental
  • Massages
  • Diving course
  • Beach Volleyball
  • Disco nights
  • Snorkeling

Facilities and activities at Camping Village Poljana

(Sports) activities

  • Boat rental
  • E-bike rental
  • Bicycle rental
  • Canoe / kayak rental
  • Mountain bike rental
  • Motor boat rental
  • SUP board rental
  • Sports field
  • Ping pong table
  • Tennis court
  • Volley ball court
  • Archery

Activities in the area

  • Diving
  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Climbing
  • Treetop adventure park
  • Mountain biking
  • Surfing
  • Fishing
  • Walking
  • Water skiing / wakeboarding

Kids and teenagers

  • Entertainment
  • Mini disco
  • Kids club
  • Playground (outdoor)

Location

  • By the sea

Park facilities

  • Reception
  • WiFi in public area (payed)
  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • German
  • English
  • Italian

Wellness

  • Massage
  • Spa

Food & Beverage

  • Pizzeria
  • Bar
  • Snack bar
  • Restaurant

Holiday park

  • Suncamp
Camping Village Poljana

Surroundings

Crystal clear turquoise sea near Mali Losinj, Croatia, with rocky hills and a bright blue sky above.
Scenic view of Mali Lošinj town with colorful houses and boats on the water in Croatia's Primorje-Gorski Kotar.
Two cyclists wearing helmets ride along the coast near Mali Losinj, Croatia, overlooking the blue sea.

Hiking and biking in the area

Explore the island's beautiful nature by hiking or biking. There are numerous trails that lead you past breathtaking coastlines, forests and picturesque viewpoints. For example, explore the Cikat Forest, a beautiful pine forest with hiking trails, ideal for nature lovers and hikers. So put on the hiking boots or rent a bike, and head out.

Aerial view of the beautiful coastline and lush greenery near Mali Losinj in Primorje-Gorski Kotar, Croatia.
A father and his children play on a beach near Mali Lošinj, Croatia, enjoying a sunny summer day.

Visit the Museum of Apoxyomenos

In the Museum of Apoxyomenos you will find one of the most remarkable archaeological finds of the Adriatic: the bronze statue of Apoxyomenos. The statue, which represents an athlete cleaning himself with a scraper, dates back to the 2nd or 1st century BC. Admire the magnificent bronze statue and learn about the techniques that were used to retrieve and preserve it from the sea.


Discover the picturesque Mali Lošinj

Explore the charming historic center of Mali Lošinj, where you will discover narrow cobblestone streets, colorful houses and lively squares. Visit historical sights such as the Church of St. Martin and the Tower of Lošinj. The Museum of Apoxyomenos is dedicated to an ancient bronze statue of an athlete discovered in the Adriatic Sea. The museum offers insight into the rich history of the island. Settle down on one of the cozy terraces and discover local Croatian cuisine in Mali Lošinj's restaurants and taverns. Sample fresh seafood, local olive oil and other delicious dishes. This is also a fun way to get in touch with the locals.

Hit the water

Enjoy boat trips around the island or participate in water sports activities such as sailing, diving and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic. Relax on the beautiful beaches of Mali Lošinj, such as Cikat beach or Sunčana Uvala beach, and enjoy the sun and clear waters. Visit the attractive marina, where you can enjoy the lively atmosphere, admire luxury yachts and stroll along the promenade. You can also choose to rent your own boat and explore the Croatian islands. You can moor the boat at the campsite. With a little luck you will even see dolphins here!

Practical information

ground plan

Camping Village Poljana scored with a 7.8

166 reviews

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Summary created out of 166 reviews

The park enjoys a beautiful location on a sheltered bay with clear, crystal-clear water that invites swimming and snorkeling. The terraced pitches offer plenty of space and privacy, and the sanitary facilities are generally experienced as clean. The restaurant serves delicious food at reasonable prices. Key areas for improvement include the absence of free wifi (guests must purchase a SIM card), high prices in the supermarket, and inconsistent experiences with staff friendliness and sanitary cleanliness.

  • 20 Jul 2026

    After our last vacation, I decided to write a few reviews.

    Camp Poljana gets one of the best reviews I’ve given so far. Others, like those from the Arena Group in Istria, don’t fare as well!

    What can I say?
    We discovered the camp by chance three years ago and have been back four times since then—always for seven nights or more.
    We just got back from our latest trip and are going back again in September because we love it sooo much.
    We have everything we need there, except for the restaurant, which is unfortunately being renovated this year. Hopefully it stays cool and doesn’t get too fancy.🙏🏻
    Arriving in Poljana always feels like coming home to us.
    It’s a beautiful resort that blends wonderfully into the natural surroundings.
    Beautiful, spacious campsites with electricity and chlorine-free water, each bordered by plants.
    The restroom facilities are large, clean, and comfortable, with natural light thanks to skylights. There are mirrors, plenty of hooks, storage surfaces, and sinks in every shower stall. There are also plenty of toilets and showers, which are cleaned regularly.

    To get to the water, you walk down 3–15 hm into the bay. There is a clothed beach there where dogs are not allowed, though this rule is frequently ignored.

    A few meters further on is a small, beautifully landscaped nude beach with small concrete terraces carved into the rock. An official stainless-steel ladder is also available to make it easy to get back ashore.

    The bay is great for snorkeling, and there are also a few “Easter eggs” on the seabed at a depth of 7–10 meters (cannon, anchor, treasure chest, shipwreck debris, amphorae), and you can regularly find abalones.

    There are freshwater showers at all the beaches.

    Unfortunately, at the nude beach, you regularly have to shoo away clothed people, even though the area is clearly marked.

    There’s also always trash (bottles, cigarette butts, condoms) on the beach in the morning.
    I really don’t understand some people. Why would anyone do that?

    The old restaurant was good and affordable, which was really great given the location. Hopefully, that will stay the same at the new one.🙏🏻

    Thankfully, there’s no water park or any other entertainment program.
    That’s one of the big pluses and the reason why so many people keep coming back here.
    Please never change this! It’s practically one-of-a-kind here!🙏🏻

    The ice cream shop run by the two young owners is always worth a visit. Great ice cream, good coffee, or even a beer. We’ve also had lots of nice conversations there and even weathered a storm inside the ice cream shop.✌🏻

    In my opinion, the market is the only thing at the campground that I have to criticize a bit.
    It really has almost everything you need for daily life and beyond.
    Sure, a market at the campground is always a bit more expensive, but in my opinion, some of the prices here are already too high.
    Well, you don’t have to buy anything—you can always drive to the supermarket. So it’s up to each person to decide.
    The pastries we always get are good and taste great.
    The vegetables were fresh, too.

    What’s unacceptable, though, is that the lady at the register rounds up the tip herself. Example: Something costs €9.39; you pay with a €20 bill, and then you get €10 back.
    She does this to adults—and even worse, to children!
    Management really needs to keep an eye on this.
    Change is often in short supply, and people complain about it
    It’s best to pay by card—that way, there’s no problem with involuntary tips or change.

    By the way:
    We almost always tip, but definitely not when it’s collected automatically!

    By the way:
    The manager is on site every day, and you see him here and there.
    I think that also plays a big part in why so many things here are really great!
    Kudos! Just keep an eye out for the blonde at the market—tipping tip!😉

    Everyone at the front desk is also helpful and knowledgeable, and you can get by just fine with English or German.

    No matter who you greet at the resort—whether it’s the manager, camp staff, housekeeping, or workers—everyone greets you back warmly.

    It’s often the little things that count.

    Well then… see you in September!😍

    Poljana—Our second home🇦🇹♥️

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Nach unserem letzten Urlaub, habe ich beschlossen, mal ein paar Bewertungen zu schreiben.

    Das Camp Poljana bekommt eine der Besten, die ich bisher abgegeben habe. Andere, z.B. aus der Arena Gruppe in Istrien, kommen da weniger gut weg!

    Was soll ich sagen.
    Wir haben das Camp vor 3 Jahren zufällig entdeckt und waren seither zum vierten Mal dort. Das auch immer für 7 Nächte plus.
    Wir sind gerade vom letzten Trip zurück und werden im September nochmal hin, weil es uns soo sehr gefällt.
    Wir haben dort einfach alles was wir brauchen, bis auf das Restaurant, das heuer leider umgebaut wird. Hoffentlich bleibt es cool und wird nicht abgehoben.🙏🏻
    Ankommen in Poljana fühlt sich für uns immer an, wie nach Hause kommen.
    Es ist eine wunderschöne Anlage, die sich herrlich in die Natur einfügt.
    Wunderschöne, großzügige Stellplätze, mit Strom und chlorfreien Wasser, sowie mit Pflanzen abgegrenzt.
    Die Sanitäranlagen sind groß, sauber und komfortabel, sowie mit Tageslicht, da Dachfenster. Es gibt Spiegel, ausreichen Haken, Ablegeflächen, sowie Waschbecken in jeder Duschkabine. WC und Duschen sind auch ausreichen vorhanden und werden regelmäßig gereingt.

    Zum Wasser gehts 3-15hm runter in die Bucht. Dort ist der Textilstrand, an dem Hunde nicht erlaubt sind, jedoch regelmäßig missachtet wird.

    Ein paar Meter weiter ist ein kleiner FKK Bereich der wunderschön angelegt ist, mit kleinen betonierten Terassen im Fels. Eine amtliche Edelstahlleiter ist auch vorhanden um easy wieder an Land zu kommen.

    In der Bucht lässt es sich schön Schnorecheln und es gibt auch ein paar EasteEggs am Grund in 7-10m Tiefe (Kanone, Anker, Schatzkiste, Wrackteil, Amphoren) und man findet regelmäßig Seeohren.

    An allen Stränden gibts Süßwasserduschen.

    Am FKK Strand muss man leider regelmäßig Textilmenschen verscheuchen, obwohl der Bereich gekennzeichnet ist.

    Auch ist morgens immer Müll (Flaschen, Zigarettenstummel, Kondome) am Strand zu finden.
    Ich verstehe manche Menschen echt nicht. Warum macht man sowas?

    Das alte Restaurant war gut und günstig, was bei der Lage echt toll war. Hoffentlich wird das im Neuen gleich bleiben.🙏🏻

    Es gibt Gott sei Dank keinen Aquapark und auch sonst kein Bespaßungsprogramm.
    Das ist einer der großen Pluspunkte und der Grund, warum so viele Leute immerwieder her kommen.
    Bitte niemals ändern! Das ist hier fast schon einzigartig!🙏🏻

    Die Eisdiele mit den 2 jungen Betreibern, ist immer einen Besuch wert. Gutes Eis, guter Kaffee, oder mal ein Bier. Hatten auch schon viele nette Gespräche, sowie ein Unwetter in der Eisdiele ausgessen.✌🏻

    Der Markt ist mMn das Einzige am Camp, das ich etwas kritisieren muss.
    Es gibt wirklich fast alles für den täglichen Bedarf und darüber hinaus.
    Klar, ein Markt am Camp ist immer etwas teurer, aber hier werden schon tlw. mMn zu hohe Preise aufgerufen.
    Naja, man muss ja auch nicht kaufen und kann in den Supermarkt fahren. Also jedem seine Entscheidung.
    Das Gebäck das wir immer holen, ist gut und schmeckt.
    Gemüse war auch frisch.

    Was aber nicht geht, ist, das sich die Dame an der Kasse, selbst das Trinkgeld aufrundet. Bsp: Etwas kostet 9,39€, man bezahlt mit 20€, dann bekommt man 10€ zurück.
    Sie macht das bei Erwachsenen und schlimmer noch bei Kindern!
    Da sollte das Management mal ein Auge drauf haben.
    Wechselgeld ist oft mangelware und es wir gejammert
    Am Besten mit Karte zahlen, dann gibts kein Problem mit unfreiwilligem Trinkgeld, sowie Wechselgeld.

    Übrigens:
    Wir geben fast immer Trinkgeld, aber sicher nicht wenns selbst einkassiert wird!

    Übrigens:
    Der Manager ist täglich vor Ort und man sieht ihn mal da und mal da.
    Ich glaube das trägt auch viel dazu bei, das vieles hier echt toll ist!
    Kompliment! Bitte nur mal nach der Blonden im Markt schaun - Trinkgeldthema!😉

    An der Rezeption sind auch alle hilfsbereit, kompetent und man kommt mit Englisch oder Deutsch gut durch.

    Egal wen man auf der Anlage grüßt, ob Manager, Camp- und Reinigungspersonal, Arbeiter ... alle grüßen freundlich zurück.

    Oft sind es die kleinen Dinge.

    Also dann ... bis September!😍

    Poljana - Unser zweites Zuhause🇦🇹♥️

    Review from Google
  • 18 Jul 2026

    A beautiful and well-maintained campground; we stayed in cottage number 11, but you should definitely avoid it! It was run-down and full of defects. That said, the tour operator did everything they could, but the accommodations were subpar. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
    The only thing that bothered us—though I don’t think you can blame the campground for this—was the construction workers building the new reception area. They were checking everything, and that made my wife and daughter feel uncomfortable!

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Mooie en nette camping, we zaten in huisje nummer 11 alleen moet je die vermijden! Alles tuk en vol gebreken. Overigens deed de touroperator er alles aan, maar onderkomen was ondermaats. Personeel erg vriendelijk en behulpzaam.
    Enige wat ons heeft gestoord, maar dat kan je de camping niet aanrekenen denk ik, de werklui die de nieuwe receptie bouwen. Die kijken alles na en dat voelde voor mijn vrouw en dochter niet goed!

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  • 16 Jul 2026

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  • 15 Jul 2026

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  • 14 Jul 2026

    Schöner und vor allem sehr ruhiger Campingplatz.
    Ein Stern Abzug, weil im Paradiso leider die 1.Reihe abgeschafft wurde und weil das Restaurant immer noch Baustelle ist.

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  • 12 Jul 2026

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Frequently asked questions about Camping Village Poljana

  1. Does Camping Village Poljana have its own restaurant?

    There are several catering facilities at the park. Including a restaurant and a bar.

  2. Does Camping Village Poljana have a swimming pool?

    There is no swimming pool at the campground, but the park is located right by the sea. So you can take a nice refreshing dip in the clear blue water.

  3. Is there a camp store available?

    Yes, there is a store present with a wide range of food products.

  4. What activities are available at Camping Village Poljana?

    There is playground equipment for children and a fun entertainment team for all ages! Play a game of beach volleyball or kick a ball around on the multi-sports field.

  5. How far is Camping Village Poljana from the beach?

    The glamping in Mali Losinj is right on the beach.

  6. What activities are there to do in the vicinity of Camping Village Poljana?

    The campground is surrounded by the sea, which makes it the ideal location for water sports activities. From sunbathing on the beach to taking a diving course in the clear blue waters.

  7. Is smoking allowed in the accommodation?

    Smoking is not allowed in the accommodations.

  8. Is it possible to rent bicycles at Camping Village Poljana?

    You can rent regular bikes, e-bikes, mountain bikes, scooters, pedal boats and cars at the campground.

  9. Can you barbecue at the campsite?

    Barbecuing is allowed at the park on gas or electric. Coal is not allowed.

  10. Is there an ATM on site?

    The campground has a vending machine where cash withdrawal is possible.

  11. What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Village Poljana?
    The check-in at Camping Village Poljana starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  12. Is Camping Village Poljana open all year round?
    No, Camping Village Poljana is open from 28 March until 4 November.
  13. Is there a wifi at Camping Village Poljana?
    The park offers payed wifi in the shared space(s).
  14. Is there an entertainment team at Camping Village Poljana?
    Yes there's entertainment at Camping Village Poljana. Besides that the park offers mini disco.

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