This vast campsite on the island of Pag delivers a resort-like holiday with a spectacular coastal setting, vast beaches, and a wealth of amenities that keep guests coming back year after year. The location is dreamlike, with a fabulous sea and an endless pebble beach that stretches for miles, offering crystal-clear waters and multiple access points. Accommodation options are generous, featuring huge, well-maintained pitches that come with electricity, water, wastewater, and TV connections, many offering sun or shade among Dalmatian oaks. On-site dining is a highlight with multiple restaurants serving Croatian specialties, pizza, international dishes, and standout ice cream, complemented by well-stocked supermarkets and shops. The sanitary facilities are a strong point, consistently described as very clean, with spotless washhouses and diligent cleaning teams maintaining high standards throughout the day. Families are well catered for with children's playgrounds, a petting zoo, pony rides, and a large sports program, making it a top choice for guests of all ages. Dogs are welcomed without needing a muzzle, and there is a dedicated beach area for them, adding to the site's inclusive appeal. The grounds feel spacious despite their size, though moving around can require long walks and a bicycle is recommended. The nearby town of Novalja is within walking distance along a dedicated path, offering additional dining, boat rentals, and cultural attractions. However, nighttime noise is a significant drawback, as loud music from the nearby Zrce Beach Festival and Novalja's party scene can disrupt sleep throughout the summer season. Management has faced criticism for inflexibility, including inaccurate pitch lists at check-in, which leads to frustrating reassignments upon arrival, and for not accommodating guests with disabilities, particularly at the pool area. The WiFi can be inconsistent and unreliable across the grounds, and mosquitoes can be a problem in the evenings. Some facilities and services close early in the post-season, diminishing the overall value for money for later visitors. Despite these issues, the campsite remains a professional, well-run environment that appeals especially to young people and social travelers, though those seeking peace and quiet may prefer visiting in September or choosing quieter zones.
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