Follow the valleys of the Drava, Danube, and Sava, or head straight over the hills of Papuk. Whichever route through Slavonia and Baranja you choose, you’ll find a well-maintained campsite or a family farm (OPG) with a meadow perfect for your home on wheels, all within reach for day trips by car.

Whether you enjoy traveling by car or fully equipped and always ready in your camper, Slavonia is a region you can easily explore. To get you started, here are a few campgrounds in Baranja and near Đakovo.

Camping „Suza Baranje“, Suza

This lovely family-run campsite lies 30 km north of Osijek and 35 km south of Mohács, Hungary. It is framed by Bansko Hill and vineyards on one side, and fields and forests stretching toward the Danube on the other. The Kolar family runs the site, and you can also visit their wine cellar or enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables from their farm. The campsite offers parking spots with electrical hookups, toilets, and a children’s playground. Pets are welcome, there is a pond nearby, and you’ll want to bring a bicycle to enjoy the scenic bike trails through the vineyards and toward Kopački Rit Nature Park.

Web: www.camping.suzabaranje.com

„Family“ camping, Kopačevo

Located in the picturesque riverside village of Kopačevo, near the Kopački Rit Nature Park and just 11 km north of Osijek, the “Family” campsite offers 19 marked grassy plots with water and electrical hookups. The site is equipped with a kitchen, toilets, showers, and other amenities.

Web: www.tzo-bilje.hr/smjestaj/kamp-odmoriste-family

Osijek, Đakovo, Požega, Slavonski Brod

Near the Drava beach Copacabana in Osijek there is a spacious shaded parking area for your day trips, while heading further south you can stop at the picnic area by lake Borovik and visit the State Stud Farm of Lipizzaner Horses in Đakovo. If your journey takes you even further, there are additional campsites such as Duboka in Papuk Nature Park, Zlatni Lug and Čondić near Požega, and Ramarin near Slavonski Brod.

Written by: Mislav Pavošević