Tents and holiday trailers can be rented at the campground, and they also have kayaks and rafts for organizing guided descents of the Savinja, in which it is also possible to swim and fish. A visit to the source of the river at Rinka Falls in the Logarska dolina valley is interesting, and in addition to other natural gems such as the Robanov kot and Matkov kot valleys and the Snežna jama cave, this region offers numerous opportunities for sport and recreation such as hiking, mountaineering, alpine climbing, bicycling, paragliding, horseback riding, rafting, and kayaking; there are two clay tennis courts in the campground.
Mountaineers will especially enjoy hiking on Mount Raduha, Mount Ojstrica, Mount Korošica, and the many other peaks in the area.
Location
Near river Savinja, couple km before Logarska ValleyGeneral
family friendlybiker friendly
E-Bike Charging Station
Parking spaces
hiker friendly
Payment options
CashEspecially suitable for
ChildrenGroups
Senior citizens
Singles
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Languages spoken
GermanEnglish
Public transport
Local bus tu LučeGet Timetable to destination
Directions
Through Upper Savinja ValleyParking
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