86 D8, 21220, Seget Vranjica
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Amadria Park Camping Trogir is a very large, well-maintained seaside resort with 400 pitches, several pools, a beach and extensive facilities. Sanitary areas are kept clean, but the site is hilly, with many stairs, long distances and steep access to the sea. Some areas are peaceful, while the overall scale can feel crowded and impersonal. A water taxi reaches Trogir in 20 minutes and costs 7 eur one way.
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Listing data updated 57 days ago
Listing data updated 57 days ago
Not the cheapest campsite, but you can find a place with a good view. The sanitary facilities are cleaned constantly and are clean. The restaurant makes very tasty pizzas; the other dishes are also okay. From the campsite you can reach Trogir old town in 20 minutes by water taxi for €7. An elderly man damaged our camper. The staff helpfully got involved in resolving the problem. Good beach with a special area for dogs.Translating
The sea, service, and boat taxi to Trogir are nice (€7 one way). Otherwise, I found the site very large and impersonal, with some really long distances to walk. I did not like it very much.Translating
Spacious campsite, excellent place, wonderful water for mid-June. The sanitary facilities were always clean. Camper pitches separated by flowers. At the campsite there is a service post with water, sewage, electricity, and a TV socket; attractively landscaped, with three pools including one for children. The beach is just down the stairs. ACSI card accepted.Translating
Very beautifully laid-out and impeccably maintained site. Unfortunately, it is not very suitable for people who have difficulty walking. Many steps, long distances, and a very steep access to the sea. But wonderful water.Translating
We stayed there for two weeks. The campsite was half empty, probably because it was outside the school holidays. The sanitary facilities were always clean, but some toilets in the women's section were no longer firmly attached to the wall. Beautifully arranged pitches separated by flowers and trees. The beach is on a steep slope and the aircraft noise was somewhat disturbing. The price with an ACSI card was excellent, but without the discount it would be unaffordable.Translating
Excellent place for a peaceful holiday, no noise, plenty of facilities, pools; highly recommended. With the UKH card and tourist tax, €31 per day.Translating
Great site, everything clean and well maintained, very nice staff, and a great dog beach. The campsite is very spread out. There are sufficient sanitary facilities, always clean. With ACSI, €27 plus €1.90 tourist tax per person.Translating
The best campsite we have ever experienced. It is indeed huge, but currently half empty. It feels like a five-star luxury hotel. Very beautiful, well-maintained grounds, many flowers, huge pitches—absolutely incredible and highly recommended.Translating
Highly recommended! An incredibly nice campsite with everything. We spent 16 full days here and would be more than happy to return on our next trip!Translating
A top campsite if you like crowds; then try to get a pitch at the front. We were in the last row, where it was wonderfully quiet. There are several different types of large pitches. Tip: drive or walk around first before choosing a spot. As for facilities and maintenance, nothing but praise. The staff are also super friendly and helpful.Translating
Very large, beautifully landscaped and very clean campsite. Outside the season, the excellent pitches are also reasonably priced.Translating
Very friendly welcome. The pitches are arranged in terraces. The campsite has everything a camper needs, including a restaurant, bakery and grocery store. Everything is clean. We would happily come back.Translating
The check-in and organization of the campsite were satisfactory. The washrooms are outstanding, ultra-modern and very clean. The site is large and the pitches are close together, which is ideal for fans of lively camping life, but it felt a little cramped for us (not a fault, just a preference). The cycle path to Trogir should be further improved for safer use.Translating
Very large campsite with all amenities and restaurants. Very clean! It is a small village in itself! Despite the size of the campsite, there were no pitches left, but we were able to park in the parking area and use all the services for 20 euros.Translating
Large, family friendly campsite, which feels like a resort. It has everything you may need, with very clean facilities & grounds. We went for a sea facing pitch, meaning we faced way from the road - shaded, flat & good size. It has restaurants, laundry & supermarket. The prices in the restaurant are quite high & the food is just ok. The taxi boat to Trogir is great and a nice way to travel. Translating
We were pleasantly surprised. Beautifully landscaped, terraced site with partial views of the Adriatic. Immaculate condition in all areas. There is plenty on offer, such as restaurants and excursions. The boat taxi trip to the old town of Trogir is recommended. We will come back.Translating
Resort-style campsite, very well maintained, with lots of vegetation, very clean toilets and pitches, electricity and water. A boat to Trogir with several return trips per day is available for 10 euros. Overall, very expensive. The issues are as follows: 1. Since it is often full, you may arrive and end up sleeping in the overflow parking area (20 euros, with access to all facilities and the site). Afterwards, at noon, they allow you to choose a pitch and you have to compete with the others to get one. 2. The site offers many commercial options, including restaurants, bars and paid beach chairs. There is, however, a beach with many trees east of the site. 3. The site is large, so there is a lot of walking between the different areas.Translating
Beautiful campsite with all amenities. Friendly reception staff. Sun loungers on the beach cost 10 euros per bed. Strange, because they belong to the campsite. At the bar, an Aperol Spritz costs 13 euros, while just outside the campsite at a beach bar it costs 8 euros. Everything is rather expensive. I miss the price-quality ratio. The campsite charges for beach beds, but the bar above does not serve drinks to the beds. Check-in is a peculiar process. You get a list of available pitches, then have to find them yourself and hope you get one, because around ten others may be looking for the same nine available pitches. With a smile, they say: Good luck!Translating
Large camping resort, just as you would imagine: pool, direct sea access, supermarket, attractions and even a ferry to the neighboring town. Very well maintained and clean; the sanitary facilities are older but in excellent condition. The only drawback is that the distances are long and there are plenty of stairs—if you are at the top, walking to the sea is almost a small hike. Otherwise, everything is there and everything is great!Translating
Perfect campsite; everything you need is here. There is a nice promenade, a children’s playground, tennis courts, a small football pitch and table tennis. We stayed here from September 1, 2025, so the price was good—around 40 euros per night for two adults, a nine-year-old child and a camper van. We were very satisfied and recommend it. :)Translating
Everything positive has already been said about the site. But the beach was a complete no-go for us. It is covered with what felt like construction gravel, which creates terrible dust. The whole beach area is so steep that you are constantly waiting for someone to slide down the slope into the water. I found it tiring and unattractive. Further ahead, below the mobile homes, it was nicer; you enter the water using a ladder.Translating
Certainly one of the best campsites in all of Croatia: clean, clean sanitary facilities, very nice staff, and all disposal and supply facilities. Pool, beach, restaurants and supermarket—all on or next to the grounds. One star deducted for the very high prices; we paid 100 euros per night for two people on a premium pitch.Translating
Beautiful and pleasant campsite, but expensive. The sanitary facilities should have been renovated as well. They were not clean when we visited. Dishwashers would also have been appropriate at this price. The beach consists of concrete decks, which could have been finished more attractively. Tip: ask reception about the bus times. It costs €2.40 to Trogir, compared with €6 one way for the taxi boat. Otherwise, good location; Seget harbor is within walking distance.Translating
Great campsite with all amenities. Boat shuttle to Trogir for €10 per person round trip. Upon arrival, you receive a list of available pitches and how long they are free. You can also extend your stay flexibly. If you walk a little toward Trogir along the beach, you reach a long promenade with various bars and restaurants, some with cheaper prices.Translating
A wonderful camping resort! Very clean, and the staff are very friendly and accommodating. We received a very warm welcome and everything was explained to us in German. The pool and beach were great for us with three children. We were very impressed and can only recommend it!Translating
Huge camping village with every possible amenity. Several restaurants, a supermarket and so on—all on site. We arrived without a reservation and still got a place immediately. Everyone was very friendly. Personally, it is a little too large for us, and the pitches could have more shade, although we were there during extreme heat.Translating
A great campsite with a boat service to Trogir every two hours (€10 per person for a return trip), with its beautiful old town. We paid about €65 per night for a motorhome for two people. Unfortunately, this is a normal price in Croatia at this time.Translating