Day parking, narrow access road
Unska Vila, 53250, Kestenovac
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Daytime parking at Štrbački buk waterfall in Una National Park, with paved access and a final 2km on a graded road. The entrance costs 6€ per person and accepts cash only. The access road is narrow for about 8km, although the parking is paved, level and suitable for larger motorhomes; daytime stalls sell snacks, jams, honey and refreshments.
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Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 58 days ago
€6 entrance fee per person. Cash only. Euros accepted.
Excellent parking area for visiting the Štrbački buk waterfalls. However, the road is quite narrow for a full-size motorhome, for 8 km to get there; passing other vehicles is a little difficult. Nevertheless, we saw a 12-meter bus come here.
Entrance fee €6. Great for visiting the waterfalls.
Waterfall parking area. It is level, and the road is partly unpaved and partly paved all the way to the parking area.
The parking area was a little farther ahead, before the barrier where the fee is collected. Larger motorhomes can park well there too. The area is paved and level. Only the access road can be a bit adventurous because it is narrow. We managed it well with a semi-integrated motorhome.
The parking area is very sloped, and it is very difficult to find a level spot. The police were there and said we could spend the night, but we also spoke to a park ranger who told us that overnight stays are not allowed in this parking area. We then drove on.
About 5 km from the main road along a very narrow road. The last 2 km are gravel and very badly damaged. Entry to the park costs €4 per person. You can drive into the park and go as far as the parking area directly by the waterfalls. The parking area is also rough and on a steep slope. But it is definitely worth coming here.
The road is narrow, very narrow; I often had to reverse and pull over, while passenger cars would not move aside. Once the asphalt ends at the campsite, it becomes a normal dirt track. But it is narrow again. The parking area, especially the road on the right, is a complete tank track. Take the left road uphill. The waterfalls are nice, but once was enough. Nothing special.
Not much happening in June; there are toilets and a restaurant here, and it is only a 4-minute walk to the waterfalls. There is a nice picnic area down by the water. The parking area itself is uneven. We would not spend the night here.
Large dirt area for parking and visiting the waterfalls in Una National Park. There is also a tap where you can connect your own hose to fill up with water; the flow is really good.
