Camping Bijela Uvala

Lovely campsite. Clean and fresh. Quiet in the evenings. Nice for swimming. We could have used a little more shade.

Arrived in May and there were free pitches. As always. But the price has gone up. The new toilet block has opened—really great. Internet is excellent. Electricity supply is good.

Super campsite. 5 restaurants, all very good. New/clean sanitary facilities. Pitches on different levels. Price… well, cheaper places exist. Staff could be friendlier. Would recommend it to anyone.

Positive: friendly staff. Negative: confusing campsite layout; despite constant cleaning, the sanitary facilities are always dirty because guests apparently have no manners. The site is swarming with party-mad teenagers who nearly run you over on e-scooters. We were prepared for a noisy family campsite, but this was more like Ballermann 2.0! Pretty pathetic for the price and a 4-star rating.

Very large and overcrowded campsite. Sanitary areas are not always clean; sometimes there are waits to use the showers or toilets. The small shop has exorbitant prices.

Large campsite with several playgrounds and pool areas for families with children. Mostly Dutch visitors on site in July 2025, with pleasant staff and neighbours. There are plenty of toilet and shower facilities, and everything feels clean and nice.

The site is good, with some new sanitary facilities, good internet and friendly staff. Unfortunately, prices have become very high. Online reservations are bewildering: pitches are free for 2 days, then occupied for 2 days, then occupied for another 2 days—an impossible system. It isn’t possible to book a new pitch continuously for two or three weeks; the system is missing.

Nice reception team, beautiful pools and excellent slides. The pools close at 6:45 p.m., which is much too early for us. The sea access points are very well designed. The renovated sanitary facilities are more luxurious than necessary, while in the older ones many door locks are broken!! Cleanliness, however, is very good. Good washing-up sinks. It’s also good that there are still unmarked pitches. Definitely keep that! €50 per night for 2 people and a child.

I wanted to return to the campsite this year because I know it from the past, and I wanted to make a reservation today. For reserving a specific pitch, they would have demanded a “non-refundable fee”—that was the wording in the email—of €100. People, that’s not acceptable. I chose another site instead!!! To me, this is pure rip-off!

I visited recently during the quieter season and got an excellent sea-facing pitch. The sanitary facilities and restaurants were first-rate, so I will definitely return.

Now in the low season, truly excellent for just €27 per night! Pitch with a sea view, beach, restaurants, supermarket…

It has everything, even a gluten-free ice-cream parlour: beach, pools, slides, trampolines, scooter rental, playgrounds, kiosks, bakeries, souvenir shops, etc. It’s like a city. Huge, clean, beautiful sanitary blocks. Cycle path… spectacular.

Very large and overcrowded campsite. Sanitary areas are not always clean; sometimes there are waits to use the showers or toilets. Thoughtless campers walk across pitches or ride e-scooters into tent ropes. After observing it a few times and speaking to them, we were insulted. We think it depends on where you stay here. We won’t return.

Noisy campsite! Now that I’ve mentioned the negative, all that’s left is to give it a 10! Pools with slides, children’s pools and more. Our pitch was right opposite the pool and huge! The toilet facilities area was massive, there was a very large playground with sand, a reasonably priced restaurant, bakery, vegetable stand, etc. Direct access to the beach and promenade. Two nights with a campervan, two adults and a 4-year-old child: €133.

Extremely large campsite with everything you need! The sanitary facilities are clean and orderly, and in the area where we stayed they were very modern. One star deducted for the enormous hustle and bustle. There is little peace and quiet there. But those who like that will love it. Perfect for families with children! We’ll be back!

The village is too large and crowded for my taste. The sea isn’t particularly beautiful either. Very expensive! We stayed one night and then moved farther south.

A campsite that is a city in itself—nothing is missing! If you’re looking for silence, nature and simplicity, this isn’t the place for you! For a campervan with four adults and a dog, we paid €90 per night! Having bicycles is essential for getting around the campsite, and there is also a cycle path leading to Poreč! This type of campsite isn’t for us; we stayed three days to please our teenage children!

Very large campsite—more like 1,200 than 200 pitches—not our first choice, but very good. The sanitary facilities are excellent, though a little too spread out... A large majority of the guests are Dutch. You can choose between the sea, swimming pools, water slides, and more.

Nice place - we arrived in high season and they don’t really have a space but we we able to find a spot in the free zone few meters from water. Nice facilities for shower, dishing - lots of pools and on weekdays not too much noise. We will come back if we ever passé in this area again. Really great pizza near the pool with the water slides although very neutral service… we brought the food home.

Not a bad campsite in itself... just really huge... and spread out... lots of ups and downs... you have to like that... an e-scooter makes things much more relaxing ;-) ... we had heavy rain twice... some people were flooded because of the many levels... the new slides and sanitary facilities are top-notch... Absolutely recommend Rovinj and Poreč ... especially in the evening ;-)

Huge campsite with every service, but the free zone is full of permanent residents. Good choice of basic pitches with water and electricity, including shaded ones, even though we hadn’t booked. At checkout they add 20% for short stays, a surcharge that wasn’t communicated even though we explicitly asked. The disposal area is a drain with a grate... extremely dirty, everything remains there... Beautiful cycle path towards Poreč and Rovinj.

It’s not simply a campsite but a mini-city... shops, supermarket, food area, three pool areas, one of them with several pools and three slides, and access to the sea via small rocky beaches or concrete platforms. Very large pitches, all equipped with electricity and water connections. Quite quiet despite being full. Excellent for families with children.

Large campsite, which we don’t always look for, but the facilities are there. The best sanitary facilities we have ever seen. Excellent pool and beach access. Relatively quiet campsite considering how busy it is. But be careful when choosing your pitch: they assign you to a zone automatically even though seafront pitches were available. Fortunately, we were able to change on the second day and stayed longer than planned. Zone F is the best.

Absolutely unsuitable for peaceful camping. Until midnight there is still heavy car traffic. On top of that, there is incredible noise from parties and people speeding along all the paths on electric scooters, shouting and playing loud music. There are constantly completely inconsiderate, extremely loud groups around, and so on. Peaceful sleep or a relaxing evening is impossible before midnight. And it’s expensive! Sanitary facilities are okay.