Camping Adria Mobile Homes in Brioni

All the amenities are here, and the campsite is kept in great shape. The staff are about as friendly as they come. And the price was surprisingly reasonable, especially with rates shooting up lately. We’re very happy campers!

The dog beach was the highlight for us. It’s about a five-minute walk away, outside the campsite, with clear water, little pebbles, and a lovely beach bar for dogs and their people. Our dog absolutely loved it. Camping Brioni itself felt overcrowded and dated. We were there for two nights in mid-August because it was the only option, and on August 15th the camp was completely full. We got the last pitch in the standard zone, with just one small tree, so we were in the sun most of the day. The sanitary facilities are very old, and there aren't enough for the number of guests they take. With so many people, the floors stayed wet, and we often had to queue for showers. At €50 a night for two people, a camper, and a dog, the price felt high for the quality. Great spot if you're traveling with a dog, but the campsite was too crowded, outdated, and overpriced.

We were happy with our Eurocamp static lodge. It was in good condition and had everything we needed. The site is large and has good amenities, though there’s no pool. The sea is right around the camp, with several roped-off swimming spots, an inflatable area for kids, and a diving school. The only real irritation was the phone signal. We had very little, and the campsite WiFi wouldn’t connect on any of our phones. It didn’t bother me much, but I can see it upsetting some people.

The staff are very polite, and it’s a decent place, but it feels a little expensive against average Croatian salaries. I also don’t think the €37 cleaning fee is fair. The place has to be cleaned before the next guests arrive anyway, so the cost feels like guests are covering the cleaners’ wages. And if I’m paying that fee regardless, it makes me wonder why I should bother tidying up when I leave.