Avtokamp Jadranka

If you manage to get a place directly by the sea, this is an absolutely fantastic spot. Otherwise it is rather average. The sanitary facilities are somewhat dated; a tip is to ask reception for the key to the front sanitary facilities, which are newer. The dumping area is narrow. Lots of shade and wild constructions by permanent campers, giving parts of it a somewhat allotment-garden feel.

Very nice. We spent €96 for two nights, all-inclusive. Friendly staff, and the restaurant's pizza was delicious! A beautiful cycle path leads easily to Piran. Recommended!

Strange campsite, with only a few pitches available for motorhomes; the rest consists of permanent residences that are somewhat run-down. The waste disposal area is very good.

In May we had a pitch with a sea view for €50 for two people, including the pitch, services, electricity and tourist tax. It is a family campsite like in the old days, where most tents and caravans are set up year-round. Friendly atmosphere, different from tidy, well-organized campsites. Check the pitch before entering the lane to assess the space.

We arrived toward evening for one night. Reception was already closed, so we called and were allowed, upon request, to use a vacant pitch directly by the sea. Toilets and showers were fairly clean. There were many permanent campers, but that did not bother us. Good value for money; we would return for one night.

We paid over €60 for a pitch with electricity, where the entire campsite had only two toilets and two showers, with cold water. The space for a motorhome was tight, with an even tighter entrance. Old permanently parked trailers were battered and covered with tarps. It looked like a slum. No gray-water disposal. Chemical toilets can only be emptied into the toilet. Nice small beach. We will never return.

One star is one too many. We called beforehand to ask whether a place was available and were told “no problem.” We drove there, arrived two hours later, and everything was full. The entire campsite is occupied by permanent campers; ordinary travelers have no chance.

It helped us out for one night. Tent pitches are next to the road. €44 for two people. No hot water in the showers or sanitary facilities.

We spent one night here in a car with a rooftop tent. The pitches are very narrow; it is fine with a car and small tent, but large motorhomes are almost impossible. The site is next to a large roundabout and not excessively noisy. Showers and toilets are available and clean, but the shower water is seawater and very cold. Electricity is available. The price is similar to other sites in the area.

Fantastic—what more do you need? Directly by the water, very easy check-in, great bar, and clean washrooms. Anyone wanting five stars should go to a five-star site. We will gladly return.

If you are looking for a beach and a nice, peaceful place, do not come here. The two stars are for the restaurant and the sea. The campsite is very busy and full of old caravans, some enclosed with tarps. We had a pitch where there was barely room to put chairs beside the van. About 10 meters from a roundabout and the Shell station. Noise everywhere.

Convenient for one night only, but very noisy, with the road directly behind. The restaurant is very good and the waiter is adorable. Perfect starting point for cycling to Piran, about 1 to 1.5 hours by electric bike, and visiting Izola.

We stayed here for two nights. The site is dreadful. On both sides you look at completely neglected permanent campers covered with plastic tarps, creating a bleak atmosphere. Positively, we got one of the two motorhome pitches at the front by the water. The washrooms are okay if you do not have high expectations. But €84 for two nights is extortionate and not justified.

The campsite looks pleasant, among trees and by the sea. However, it is completely full of year-round residents. There are two places by the sea and about four places by the road, probably reserved for occasional guests. Otherwise, it is impossible to find a space. Locals have turned their caravans into cottages. It is not suitable for large vehicles. We came with a vehicle 8.5 meters long and 3.4 meters high; the entrance was tight, and if we had driven into the campsite, we would have hit the trees at one point.

Staff's nice, but the campsite is on the main road and the spots are too close to each other. Very cold water in the shower. On the other hand, has a easy access to the sea and that's pretty cool. Hot in summer (we went in August), there were mainly long staying local people in bungalows. Price a little too high (45 for one night, 2 person with campervan, included electricity).

Terrible, very noisy and cold water—the only good thing is the location for exploring the coast.

It is very noisy because it is beside the road. Completely outdated, and the sanitary facilities are inadequate.

There is very little space for short-stay travelers, but we found a plot for one night between two long-term campers. Our plot was quiet but others are next to a main road. Staff was nice, sea access was nice for swimming, toilets/showers were okay. 36€/night in June for 2 adults and a small van (no electricity), a bit high for just spending the night but okay overall.

Super crowded, many long term stayers and no room for other travelers (unless you want to be squeezed by the fence next to the main road). We checked few other camps in Slovenia but se gave up and rather travelled another 30 mins to Croatia where are much nicer places for much better prices.

Campsite mainly for regular visitors, with few motorhome pitches. €10 per person. Suitable for a 7.5-meter motorhome and trailer. Bring bicycles: there is a lovely cycle path inland to Piran. By the sea. Facilities are average, but acceptable for the price.