reviews

Very nice joint venture for camping or glamping.

We had a wonderful stay, from Friday afternoon through Sunday evening. The house was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated. The park is in a beautiful location, outside the city, easily accessible, and right on the water. We ate at the cozy restaurant three times, and everything was to our complete satisfaction.

Lovely campsite with decent facilities, beautiful location and the best were probably the nesting swallows in the central building. Very cute to brush your teeth whilst watching mom and dad swallow feeding their babies

We stayed in a mobile home at this campground for 9 days. The mobile home was a bit older, but it was very clean, and the entire campground is very well-maintained. We really enjoyed the peace and quiet; it’s a 20-minute drive to Labin. You can find everything you need both on and off the campground. Because of the diving schools, there are a lot of divers, which didn’t bother us—on the contrary, it was very interesting to watch them. The pool is in a prime location with a great view of the sea and a nice, well-stocked pool bar. The only thing that was a bit unpleasant was the pebble beach with fairly large stones. We really enjoyed our stay, so we can highly recommend this campground.

We had a wonderful weekend at Zilverstrand. Beautiful park with lovely, well-landscaped gardens. Clean park. Beautiful beach, perfect for kids. Welcoming. Friendly staff. We’ll definitely be coming back. Plenty to do in the area. We had a great time boating. Beautiful surroundings. The cottages were very clean and tidy! A solid 10!

A very beautiful and well-kept park

It's hard to put this campground into words!
Water parks for family fun, an amusement park with a mini-golf course, several great restaurants... Live music several times a week!

Camping isn't even worth it anymore for a stopover—it's getting worse and worse. The restrooms aren't lit when you walk in. Taking a shower in the evening after a hot day isn't warm—it's just cold. What a disappointment.

Fajny kamping, czyste sanitariaty, miła obsługa,codzienne animacje wieczorem dla dzieci. Jedynie brakowało basenów.

I’m posting this review here because the food it’s about is served at this campground.
Tonight, after a very hot day, a little bar is being set up where gourmet burgers are being served.
Right when we go to pay, they clearly tell us there’s a wait—45 to 50 minutes for a burger and fries. Our names are called, and we’re asked to give our names. It is what it is—we wait and wait… After waiting for over an hour, I decide to take a closer look and discover I’m one of many who think it’s taking far too long and have seen plenty of people who were behind us in line go ahead of us. Strange.
It turns out that you can simply hand the ticket with your number—the one you were given—back to the cook, and then you’re first in line (and everyone else comes even later)...
The idea of a numbered ticket system—which looks so nice hanging there—turns out not to be used at all...
By now, slightly frustrated and 1.5 hours later, the “deluxe” burgers are served, and a few euros are handed back without a word. Upon asking, it turns out they’re out of fries; I point out that telling us they’re out of fries only after a 1.5-hour wait is really not okay. It’s clear they have little understanding of this—a “sorry” is barely uttered…
In the end, I took just the burgers back to the family, where by then the 2-year-old was already getting quite worked up because it had gotten much later than expected and she was hungry. All hell broke loose when it turned out there were only burgers and the promised fries hadn’t materialized...

As for the burgers, nothing special—they’re more hype than substance and definitely not worth the long wait. Next time, I’ll just make my own burgers… they’ll taste better and save a lot of time, money, and frustration.

Beautiful campground, with a unique location atop the cliffs. Good service, friendly staff. We had a nice site, but if you’re unlucky, you might end up in a less pleasant spot. A quick tip: be sure to bring a long power cord.