Kozarica Adria Village

We had a wonderful time in our mobile home and will be back. The reception staff were attentive and helpful, and the cleaning staff were honest. Many thanks for their cooperation and quick replies. We wholeheartedly recommend the Kozarica campsite. Thank you!

The toilets were disgusting, and the toilet paper ran out. There was no security at all, with people driving in and out throughout the day and all night. I didn't expect that. After visiting this campsite on and off for 25 years, I definitely won't return. A terrible experience.

I was upset, disturbed, and disgusted by the tent area and the sea. The place is mostly nice, except for the sea urchins and how crowded the campsite is, but I won't ever come back. The washrooms and showers were dirty all the time, with spiders everywhere and cockroaches too. The showers were full of piles of hair, the water was cold, and you had to press the button several times to get a chance to shower. Some toilet doors were broken. The tents were broken too, and nothing seemed to get repaired. This place is marketed to teenagers, but you can't really party here. Music has to be quiet before 9 pm, and loud music isn't allowed. The stated quiet time is 11 pm, not 9 pm, yet the rules seem to change whenever they want. Sometimes people are very noisy after 11 pm and nothing is done about it. It's contradictory and frustrating, especially since a place for teenagers doesn't seem suited to teenage behavior.

I spent six nights here in a tent and hammock and came away with mixed feelings. There are some good points: the campsite is right on the beach, has table tennis and a playground, and the pitches have plenty of space and tree shade. The facilities were disappointing. The toilets and showers were always dirty and smelly, and the sinks were constantly soaked. Depending on the time and traffic, there might be no hot water. The sanitary facilities are lacking in both quality and quantity, with only two washing and toilet buildings for such a huge camp. There are lots of stones around the campsite and on the beach. It was noisy all day, with hysterical screaming from the neighboring summer camp, motorcycles and trucks driving through in the morning, and loud music from who knows where in the middle of the night. Tent pitches don't have standard power sockets, so you need to bring or buy the adapter used by camping vans. There are no freezers, and you have to pay for a refrigerator, which is very unfriendly to tent campers. It's expensive, and there's no security staff or setup. The campsite has a lot of potential, but the quality was disappointing for the price.