15KM (EUR)
May 15
Sep 30
8
16A
Yes
Yes
Partial
Electric Hookups: Yes
Water points: Yes
Black disposal: Yes
Grey disposal: Yes
Laundry: Yes
Shared Kitchen: Yes
Shop On Site: Yes
Playground: Yes
Swimming: River
Mobile Coverage: BH Telecom, M:Tel, HT Eronet
Auto Camp Drina is a family run campsite on the banks of the Drina River near the town of Foča in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was established in 1987 and is known as one of the first privately owned camps in the country. Over the years it has become popular for rafting and kayaking on both the Drina and Tara rivers. The camp is located in the village of Patkovina, only a few kilometres from Foča, which makes it easy to reach while still offering a peaceful atmosphere.
Accommodation includes simple wooden cabins and large grassy areas for tents and caravans. The cabins can host around twenty guests, while more than thirty people can be accommodated in tents. Pitches are equipped with electricity, and there are modern bathrooms and showers which are kept clean and practical for visitors.
Guests can enjoy traditional food in the on site restaurant, make use of free WiFi, or gather in the evenings by the fire. The river provides opportunities for swimming, kayaking and boat rides, while guided rafting and hiking trips in the nearby mountains such as Maglić and Zelengora are available.
The camp is open mainly from the middle of May until the middle of September and offers a genuine mix of adventure and relaxation. Check availability and plan your stay.
Distance To City (km): 3
Road access: Paved all the way
Nearest Attractions
The campsite is just a short distance from Foča, a small town with shops and cafés. The region is also home to the Sutjeska National Park with its primeval forest, as well as mountain peaks such as Maglić and Zelengora. These areas offer superb opportunities for hiking, sightseeing and exploring unspoilt nature.
Pitches
Map
Patkovina, Foča / Foča
Rules
- BBQ Allowed: Yes
- Campfires Allowed: Yes
- Accepted Cards: Yes
- Cash: Yes
- Cancellation policy: Yes
House rules
Guests are asked to keep noise to a minimum, particularly in the evenings, and to maintain a tidy pitch. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times. Open fires are not allowed, although gas and electric barbecues may be used in designated areas. Swimming and river activities should be undertaken with care, especially for children. Visitors should follow any guidance from campsite staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay for everyone.