Camping In Korcula 2025: All You Need To KnoW
One of the best things about camping is that it can be done almost anywhere in the world and, when it comes to stunning locations, few places can beat Croatia’s Korcula Island. This tranquil spot is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, olive groves, and medieval villages.
Camping in Croatia has increased in popularity over the years. Its warm weather with plenty of shady trees makes for the perfect pitches, and it’s a relatively affordable way to see the country.
Camping also enables you to travel from place to place, so if you choose you can enjoy more than just one Croatian destination.
Korcula is a slightly quieter island than some of Croatia’s more famous destinations. This makes it the perfect place to camp, as you’ll find a little more solitude here. Use the campsite as your base to explore Korcula’s old town, or take a hike on one of the many hiking trails here.
But there’s a lot more on this incredible island. Check out the top things to do in Korcula before you leave for the trip of a lifetime, or if you only have a short time here then we have a one day in Korcula itinerary prepared for you.
We’ve listed some of Korcula’s best campsites, and got some top tips for your camping trip below.
The Best Campsites In Korcula
We’ve put together a list of some of the best campsites on this Croatian island to help you find the right one for you.
Camp Mindel

Camp Mindel is one of the best campsites on Korcula. The campsite itself is located in a beautiful olive grove, with plenty of trees for shade. It’s spacious, with lots of room for campervans or tents, and the facilities are very clean and of a high standard.
You can order provisions every evening and pick them up the next morning, which is super handy. There is a fantastic view of the sunset from their shared terrace as well. The beaches nearby are 10-20 minutes walk away, with pretty coves to swim in and relax on.
The family who runs the campground are friendly and welcoming, and will happily share details on the local area and do things like order taxis for you if you wish.
This is a great place to base yourself for a stay in Korcula and we highly recommend it!
Kamp Oskorusica

Camp Oskorusica is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful Mediterranean getaway. The camp is located in the shade of various trees, including oskorušica, olives, figs, and tangerines, providing guests with plenty of opportunities to pick their own fruit.
In addition, there are enough showers, toilets, and sinks to accommodate all campers, as well as electrical connections and a large grill. Wi-fi is also available for those who need to stay connected, and there are refrigerators and a washing machine on site.
Every morning, a bakery and fruit/vegetable truck arrives at the camp, providing guests with fresh food options. The beautiful old town of Korcula is just 10 minutes away by car, and a small supermarket is just 5 minutes away.
With its convenient location and array of amenities, Camp Oskorusica is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing vacation.
Kamp VRBOVICA

Kamp VRBOVICA is located in a very attractive location, just a few steps from the sea and near Korcula town. It’s also one of the cheaper campsites in Korcula so it’s a great option if you’re on a budget.
That being said, in recent years there have been complaints that this campsite isn’t maintained to the best standards. When we visited in 2022 the campsite was clean and well maintained, and the guests seemed more than happy with the facilities, but it’s something to keep in mind before you book.
Port9

Port9 is a great choice for those looking to camp on the beautiful island of Korcula and is the ‘hotel’ of campsites. It is situated in the bay of Luka Korculanska, about 20 minutes walk along the bay/seashore from Korcula Old Town. This is the only campsite on the island that is within reasonable walking distance from the town.
Port9 is in the wooden part of the bay, where a large number of camp places are situated in the shade of large pine trees (the smell is wonderful!) Camping places are clearly signed and connected with a web of nice little paths around trees and bushes.
The campsite has separate buildings for toilets and showers, which are kept clean with a constant supply of hot and cold water. There is also a decent size supermarket on the grounds. In this campsite complex, you will find a climbing wall, wellness centre, and children’s playground, along with other facilities.
The campsite is on the seafront, with lifeguard-manned seawater pools.
Camping Ground Potirna

Potirna is a beautiful campsite located in a remote part of Korcula. You will want a car (or bike) to reach here and to get to the nearest beach, but the quiet is lovely if you’ve come from one of Croatia’s busier towns or cities.
This campsite is perfect for stargazing and switching off from the world! And because it’s tucked away, it tends to be less busy than some of Korculas other campsites.
Facilities here include washing up sinks, laundry and cooking facilities, shower cabins, grill, olive trees for shade, and a small football court. You should be aware that the hot water supply here is a little limited!
Top Tips For Camping In Korcula

When to go
The campsites in Korcula are mostly open from May to September, during the warmest times of the year. Camping in May and September might be a little chillier, but you should still get sunny, warm days and it will be less busy during the shoulder months.
The best time to visit Croatia isn’t necessarily during the summer.
What to pack
Asides from all your usual camping gear, it’s a good idea to have some extras on hand when camping in Croatia as it can get pretty hot here during the summer months.
- Mozzie spray
- A mozzie net
- A fan
- A sleeping bag liner (for the summer months)
- An air mattress or something to elevate you when sleeping
- Decent walking shoes (paths are often uneven and rocky)
- Reef shoes (for pebble and rock beaches)
Can You Camp Anywhere In Croatia?
It is strictly illegal to wild camp in Croatia. You must use a registered campsite or parking lot designed for campers.
Is Camping In Croatia Expensive?
Unfortunately camping in Europe is not as cheap as it used to be, and because you are not allowed to wild camp in Europe, campsites are charging more for use of their facilities. You can expect to pay similar prices to the rest of Europe here, with campsites costing an average of 20 euros a night.
You might want to budget a little extra for tips if the service has been good. Tipping isn’t obligatory in Croatia but it’s certainly welcomed for great service.
Other Useful Information

- You can drink the tap water in Croatia. We always advise you use a filter water bottle to make sure the water is as clean as possible.
- The voltage in Croatia is 220 V, frequency 50 Hz. The plugs here have two round prongs.
- Campsites fill up quickly in the summer months so you should book ahead where possible.
- Most campsites on this list are close to some of the best beaches in Korcula.
Conclusion: Camping In Korcula
Camping in Korcula is a great way to experience the natural beauty of the island. As you can see, there are many campgrounds to choose from, all with their own unique features and settings.
You can find campsites right on the water’s edge, in lush forests, or atop rocky hillsides with stunning views. There really is something for everyone.
Whether you spend your days hiking through pristine nature trails or exploring charming medieval villages, you’ll love getting lost in all that Korcula has to offer. So what are you waiting for? Book your spot at one of our recommended campgrounds today!
And if camping isn’t your thing (don’t worry, we can’t all love being one with the great outdoors!) then check out some of the best places to stay in Korcula.
