70101, Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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This is a small waterside picnic area with a private beach and space for 2/3 small vehicles. It is suitable for a short stop or possibly an overnight stay, but the road passes directly beside it. The gravel parking is useful in wet weather, and the site is good for swimming and launching a kayak. Access is through 3 tunnels, with the route recently resurfaced.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Nice place to stop by and eat with possible swimming. We didn't spend the night because of our route but you could. It's right next to the road though.
Pitch alongside the road. Room for 2 or 3 small vehicles. Picnic area and private beach. A few local people's cars pass by, but it is not bothersome.
They’ve recently resurfaced the road so I think there are less spots than before. Parking on gravel which is great when it’s wet, no mud. Perfect spot to launch your kayak.
We couldn't find a place here. The concrete section was closed off. We drove a little farther and simply parked on the roadside. Nobody minded.
Magnificent spot by the lake, very quiet at night. A few cars pass during the day. Private beach and picnic table. The access road from Jajce is in perfect condition. There are three tunnels, but even trucks can pass through. Good 4G coverage.
Where the marker is, there is a table, but there is barely room for even one van. There is a path going down, but it is blocked by a chain. We could not find the place properly, or it is not a valid spot.
Good for one night; there was already a motorhome. The tunnel is a little scary.
We approached from Jezero. The road is bumpy and overgrown. We made it through with an overcab motorhome, but it is not recommended. It took us 50 minutes to cover 5 km. The place itself is beautiful for sleeping, although a vehicle does pass by from time to time. When we were there, a party was taking place opposite until 4:30 a.m. and it was extremely loud. But the spot itself was a dream.