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5 Best Eurocamp Holiday Parks and Resorts in Croatia 2025
Croatia is the sort of place that the trendy mums at school rave about.
It's got a beautiful coastline, along with weather that is warm without being unbearably hot. It's not a colossal journey from the UK, assuming you don't mind flying.
Eurocamp is a big player in Croatia with about 25 resorts to choose from, and it has the added benefit of being a brand you've actually heard of. We've picked out our favourite five Eurocamps in Croatia by looking at location, reviews, facilities, accommodation options and travel time from the UK.
Flights from the UK to Croatia take about 2 hours 30 minutes, which is not an unbearable amount of time to spend on a plane with children in my opinion. July and August are the hottest months, with regular peaks of around 28 or 29 Celsius. June is a couple of degrees cooler whilst May and September are more like 21 - 23 Celsius. September until December is a bit wet and is a much less appealing time to visit.
Eurocamp's Croatian resorts are dotted along the coastline, with a big clump around Istria in the north and a good number in Dalmatia, which is further south. The vast majority are right by the beach, with a couple slightly further inland.
Finally, it's worth saying that the word 'camping' doesn't mean that you'll be spending all week in a tent. It's a commonly used word for holiday parks in Europe. All of our top five have holiday homes that are similar to the caravans and lodges you get at UK holiday parks.
Here's the top five:
It's got a beautiful coastline, along with weather that is warm without being unbearably hot. It's not a colossal journey from the UK, assuming you don't mind flying.
Eurocamp is a big player in Croatia with about 25 resorts to choose from, and it has the added benefit of being a brand you've actually heard of. We've picked out our favourite five Eurocamps in Croatia by looking at location, reviews, facilities, accommodation options and travel time from the UK.
Flights from the UK to Croatia take about 2 hours 30 minutes, which is not an unbearable amount of time to spend on a plane with children in my opinion. July and August are the hottest months, with regular peaks of around 28 or 29 Celsius. June is a couple of degrees cooler whilst May and September are more like 21 - 23 Celsius. September until December is a bit wet and is a much less appealing time to visit.
Eurocamp's Croatian resorts are dotted along the coastline, with a big clump around Istria in the north and a good number in Dalmatia, which is further south. The vast majority are right by the beach, with a couple slightly further inland.
Finally, it's worth saying that the word 'camping' doesn't mean that you'll be spending all week in a tent. It's a commonly used word for holiday parks in Europe. All of our top five have holiday homes that are similar to the caravans and lodges you get at UK holiday parks.
Here's the top five:
1. Eurocamp Krk Premium Camping Resort (mid-sized, beachside, swimming pools, positive reviews)
Krk may sound like a clothing brand, but it's actually the name of a Croatian island with one of the Eurocamp's best holiday parks. It scores an impressive average of 86% (4.2/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.4/5 on Google Reviews).
Don't worry about the word 'camping' in the name. There are plenty of lodge/caravan style properties so you won't be crouching in a tent all week. You can expect something similar to the accommodation at Haven or Parkdean in the UK.
Krk Premium Camping Resort sits alongside a beach. It's stony but it's an idyllic location. The water is usually about five degrees warmer than swimming at a beach in England, so you can strip off down to your Speedos without getting absolutely freezing.
The resort has four swimming pools, two of which are for toddlers, as well as a couple of slides. They aren't huge and I certainly wouldn't call it a waterpark, but it's a nice space to splash around. There are two onsite restaurants, as well as sports including badminton, football and basketball.
Be warned though - Krk is a popular resort and it's mid-sized by Eurocamp's standards so you need to book early.
The simplest way to get to Eurocamp's Krk Premium Resort is to fly from the UK to Rijeka. You can fly direct in just over two hours in the summer and then it's a drive of about 25 minutes.
You can also fly to Pula and then drive for two hours. The Island of Krk is connected to the mainland by a one mile bridge so it doesn't require you to get a ferry.
Price: £1685 for a Comfort Plus holiday home for four people in August 2025. This price was only for five nights, because the seven night options has sold out when we checked. That is the equivalent of £2359 for a week's holiday. That price doesn't include flights or the transfer from the airport. It also doesn't include the extortionate parking at your local airport in the UK or the three bottles of perfume that you'll buy in the Duty Free shops.
Don't worry about the word 'camping' in the name. There are plenty of lodge/caravan style properties so you won't be crouching in a tent all week. You can expect something similar to the accommodation at Haven or Parkdean in the UK.
Krk Premium Camping Resort sits alongside a beach. It's stony but it's an idyllic location. The water is usually about five degrees warmer than swimming at a beach in England, so you can strip off down to your Speedos without getting absolutely freezing.
The resort has four swimming pools, two of which are for toddlers, as well as a couple of slides. They aren't huge and I certainly wouldn't call it a waterpark, but it's a nice space to splash around. There are two onsite restaurants, as well as sports including badminton, football and basketball.
Be warned though - Krk is a popular resort and it's mid-sized by Eurocamp's standards so you need to book early.
The simplest way to get to Eurocamp's Krk Premium Resort is to fly from the UK to Rijeka. You can fly direct in just over two hours in the summer and then it's a drive of about 25 minutes.
You can also fly to Pula and then drive for two hours. The Island of Krk is connected to the mainland by a one mile bridge so it doesn't require you to get a ferry.
Price: £1685 for a Comfort Plus holiday home for four people in August 2025. This price was only for five nights, because the seven night options has sold out when we checked. That is the equivalent of £2359 for a week's holiday. That price doesn't include flights or the transfer from the airport. It also doesn't include the extortionate parking at your local airport in the UK or the three bottles of perfume that you'll buy in the Duty Free shops.
Krk Premium Camping Resort has swimming pools overlooking the sea
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Krk is an Island off the Croatian mainland, with some lovely scenery
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2. Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort (huge holiday park, sandy beach, several pools)
Zaton is the Eurocamp resort to go for if you want a jumbo-sized Croatian holiday resort in a great location. It's about three times the size of Krk Premium Camping Resort and has a terrific choice of swimming pools. There's a massive great lagoon pool, as well as a 'hydromassage pool' and a splash pool for kids.
There are also several waterslides, including a couple of larger flumes - some of which have been added recently.
The local beach is sandy and right on the doorstep and has a good choice of watersports including kayaking and those crazy pedalos with slides. In other words, you won't be bored...
You can choice from six different restaurants at Zaton resort, some of which have a decent sea view. There are also several sports including tennis, beach volleyball and a gym (if you feel obliged to pump iron whilst on holiday).
The simplest way to get to Eurocamp's Zaton resort is to fly from the UK to Zadar airport (you'll notice that there are an unusually high number of Zs in this guide). The flight takes about 2 hours 20 minutes and there's then a transfer time of about 20 minutes.
Customer reviews are excellent at 83%. We worked this out by adding together the TripAdvisor score (4/5) and the Google Review score (4.3/5).
Price: £1780 for a Premium Holiday Home for four people, for a week in August 2025. The cheapest accommodation we found was actually for up to six people, so it would be a good value holiday for a larger family. We just include accommodation in our price comparisons - you'll need to add on flights etc.
The range of accommodation at Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort is better than average. You can choose from Comfort (£), Premium (££) or Ultimate (£££) models that sleep up to eight people. Check out our guide to Eurocamp's different grades of accommodation to see what you get for upgrading.
There are also several waterslides, including a couple of larger flumes - some of which have been added recently.
The local beach is sandy and right on the doorstep and has a good choice of watersports including kayaking and those crazy pedalos with slides. In other words, you won't be bored...
You can choice from six different restaurants at Zaton resort, some of which have a decent sea view. There are also several sports including tennis, beach volleyball and a gym (if you feel obliged to pump iron whilst on holiday).
The simplest way to get to Eurocamp's Zaton resort is to fly from the UK to Zadar airport (you'll notice that there are an unusually high number of Zs in this guide). The flight takes about 2 hours 20 minutes and there's then a transfer time of about 20 minutes.
Customer reviews are excellent at 83%. We worked this out by adding together the TripAdvisor score (4/5) and the Google Review score (4.3/5).
Price: £1780 for a Premium Holiday Home for four people, for a week in August 2025. The cheapest accommodation we found was actually for up to six people, so it would be a good value holiday for a larger family. We just include accommodation in our price comparisons - you'll need to add on flights etc.
The range of accommodation at Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort is better than average. You can choose from Comfort (£), Premium (££) or Ultimate (£££) models that sleep up to eight people. Check out our guide to Eurocamp's different grades of accommodation to see what you get for upgrading.
Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort has a better than average choice of swimming pools
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The local beach at Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort isn't bad either!
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3. Eurocamp Park Umag (beachside, great value, very large resort, swimming pools)
Winner: best value holiday park in our Croatia top five!
I may have misled you by saying that Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort is a 'jumbo-sized' resort. Park Umag is even bigger. In fact, it's colossal with more than 3000 accommodation units and pitches. That's larger the largest Haven holiday resort in the UK.
As you'd expect, Eurocamp Park Umag is bursting with things to do. There are three main swimming pools, as well as three for younger children and a couple of splash parks. There are four waterslides, kids clubs and sports including tennis, table tennis and football.
The beach leads directly from the park and there are restaurants overlooking the water.
The choice of accommodation is better than most Eurocamp resorts in Croatia, with cheaper Comfort holiday homes available in various sizes, as well as more expensive Premium holiday homes.
Eurocamp's Park Umag scores an average of 83%, putting on a par with most of the others in our top five.
The resort is towards Northern Croatia. Your best bet is to fly from the UK to Pula airport. The transfer to the resort takes about an hour, which is a bit further than most others in this guide.
If you want to drive instead, then Park Umag would be a good choice as it's slightly closer to Calais than other resorts. You'd need to get the 35 minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle from Folkestone and attempt a colossal drive of about 15 hours.
Price: £1282 for a week in a Comfort XL holiday home for a week in August 2025 for four people. This model sleeps four, but larger units for six people were only about £100 extra when we checked.
As you'd expect, Eurocamp Park Umag is bursting with things to do. There are three main swimming pools, as well as three for younger children and a couple of splash parks. There are four waterslides, kids clubs and sports including tennis, table tennis and football.
The beach leads directly from the park and there are restaurants overlooking the water.
The choice of accommodation is better than most Eurocamp resorts in Croatia, with cheaper Comfort holiday homes available in various sizes, as well as more expensive Premium holiday homes.
Eurocamp's Park Umag scores an average of 83%, putting on a par with most of the others in our top five.
The resort is towards Northern Croatia. Your best bet is to fly from the UK to Pula airport. The transfer to the resort takes about an hour, which is a bit further than most others in this guide.
If you want to drive instead, then Park Umag would be a good choice as it's slightly closer to Calais than other resorts. You'd need to get the 35 minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle from Folkestone and attempt a colossal drive of about 15 hours.
Price: £1282 for a week in a Comfort XL holiday home for a week in August 2025 for four people. This model sleeps four, but larger units for six people were only about £100 extra when we checked.
Eurocamp Park Umag is huge and has several swimming pools and waterslides
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Park Umag is one of the cheaper Croatian resorts in our guide
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4. Eurocamp Village Simuni (great beaches, good value resort)
Winner: cheapest holiday park in our Croatia top five!
Eurocamp's Village Simuni is all about the beaches, which are some of the best in Croatia. It's technically an Island, but it's connected by road so not a big hassle to reach. You can fly direct from the UK to the airport at Zadar in 2 hours 30 minutes and then it's a drive of an hour to the resort.
The appealing thing about Village Simuni is that you can pick from several beaches, all of which are within walking distance of the park. The downside is that it doesn't have its own pool, so it's certainly a more appealing option in the warmer months. It's a good spot if you want lessons in things like diving, sailing and windsurfing - but is less good if you want to sit around the pool all day.
There's an aqua park on the sea, as well as sports at the resort including tennis, beach volleyball and badminton.
Village Simuni has a couple of its own restaurants or you can drive into Pag in about 10 minutes.
Review scores are currently at 83%, with 4/5 on TripAdvisor and a slightly higher score of 4.3/5 on Google Reviews. That's on a par with most of the other resorts in our top five.
Price: £1220 for a Classic Holiday Home for a week in August 2025 for a family of four. That makes it one of the cheaper of our pick of Eurocamp's holiday parks in Croatia. This grade of holiday home is the most basic but you can upgrade if you more space or things like a dishwasher (essential in my opinion if you don't plan to eat out a lot).
The appealing thing about Village Simuni is that you can pick from several beaches, all of which are within walking distance of the park. The downside is that it doesn't have its own pool, so it's certainly a more appealing option in the warmer months. It's a good spot if you want lessons in things like diving, sailing and windsurfing - but is less good if you want to sit around the pool all day.
There's an aqua park on the sea, as well as sports at the resort including tennis, beach volleyball and badminton.
Village Simuni has a couple of its own restaurants or you can drive into Pag in about 10 minutes.
Review scores are currently at 83%, with 4/5 on TripAdvisor and a slightly higher score of 4.3/5 on Google Reviews. That's on a par with most of the other resorts in our top five.
Price: £1220 for a Classic Holiday Home for a week in August 2025 for a family of four. That makes it one of the cheaper of our pick of Eurocamp's holiday parks in Croatia. This grade of holiday home is the most basic but you can upgrade if you more space or things like a dishwasher (essential in my opinion if you don't plan to eat out a lot).
Eurocamp Village Simuni has some of the best beaches in Croatia
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Most of the entertainment is based around the beach, for obvious reasons!
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5. Eurocamp Amadria Park Camping Trogir (modest size, beachside location, pools overlooking the sea)
Our final pick is Eurocamp Amadria Park Camping Trogir. Again, you can ignore the word 'camping' - there are plenty of proper holiday homes to choose from.
Amadria is an excellent choice if you want a Croatian holiday resort with good facilities, but not on such a vast scale as some others in our guide. In terms of accommodation, it's about a sixth of the size of Eurocamp Park Umag but still has plenty to do.
You get access to a couple of lovely swimming pools overlooking the beach. The beach by the park is relatively small but there is an aqua park for running around and falling off. Other sports and activities include yoga, tennis, aqua aerobics and boules.
There are also a couple of restaurants to choose from.
One big plus point is that the local airport is only 15 minutes drive away. You can fly from the UK to Split Resnik Airport in 2 hours 30 minutes.
Reviewers give an average score of 83%, including 3.9/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1467 for a week in August 2025 for a family of four in one of Eurocamp's cheaper Comfort Holiday Homes. They also have glamping options called 'Super Lodge Tents', which are cheaper but you might prefer something more conventional.
Amadria is an excellent choice if you want a Croatian holiday resort with good facilities, but not on such a vast scale as some others in our guide. In terms of accommodation, it's about a sixth of the size of Eurocamp Park Umag but still has plenty to do.
You get access to a couple of lovely swimming pools overlooking the beach. The beach by the park is relatively small but there is an aqua park for running around and falling off. Other sports and activities include yoga, tennis, aqua aerobics and boules.
There are also a couple of restaurants to choose from.
One big plus point is that the local airport is only 15 minutes drive away. You can fly from the UK to Split Resnik Airport in 2 hours 30 minutes.
Reviewers give an average score of 83%, including 3.9/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1467 for a week in August 2025 for a family of four in one of Eurocamp's cheaper Comfort Holiday Homes. They also have glamping options called 'Super Lodge Tents', which are cheaper but you might prefer something more conventional.
Eurocamp Amadria Park Camping Trogir has pools overlooking the sea
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There's also an aqua park at Eurocamp Amadria Park Camping Trogir
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Price comparison of Eurocamp's five best Croatian resorts
Let's reiterate again that our prices don't include flights from the UK, transfers or food and drink. These resorts are self catering holiday parks, with the option of dining out at the on-site restaurant if you don't fancy cooking.
These are the prices for the cheapest accommodation we could find during peak times. You'll obviously find much cheaper prices outside of school holidays but we like to give the peak time, since that's when most of us want holidays.
Here they are from lowest to highest priced:
These are the prices for the cheapest accommodation we could find during peak times. You'll obviously find much cheaper prices outside of school holidays but we like to give the peak time, since that's when most of us want holidays.
Here they are from lowest to highest priced:
- Eurocamp Village Simuni - £1220
- Eurocamp Park Umag - £1282
- Eurocamp Amadria Park Camping Trogir - £1467
- Eurocamp Krk Premium Camping Resort - £1685
- Eurocamp Zaton Holiday Resort - £1780
Images are from Eurocamp.
