Autocamp Oaza

We were here in August 2022, which is peak season. Toilet paper is restocked once a week on Fridays. During this time, they are also cleaned directly. Accordingly, the sanitary facilities are in terrible condition. There is no soap either. Shower curtains are moldy. No places to set your things. It's best to go to the bathroom in the attached restaurant. Aside from that, it's extremely loud from the airport, street, and music from the restaurant from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. On weekends, there are also weddings. The worst campsite I have ever seen.

It's great if I can use the restaurant and the wellness offerings :( However, it’s all pointless if - I arrive in rainy weather and there is NO shelter (no kitchen, no lounge, no seating available on site). - The ground is so waterlogged that the campers get stuck or splash through the flooded paths to the tent when driving. - Showers and toilets (without sufficient hooks or surfaces) are all the way at the opposite end of the site assigned to us (not a cycling group coming by bus). - Grumpy reception and service staff always say that’s what the boss said (Why do you turn on the leaf blower at half past seven on Sunday mornings when everyone is still asleep?). - The charge per person, per tent, and per motorcycle is calculated equally = 2 people + 2 motorcycles + 1 tent = €28 per night. Conclusion: If you have your living room with you, no problem. Not suitable for camping :(

We spent a night here in the off-season to visit Sarajevo. There were only 3 vehicles on the site, which predominantly consists of meadows and offers partly shady, partly sunny spots. The sanitary facilities are in relatively good condition (now and then something should be repaired), only the shower temperature is fixed, which can get fresh in October. The site is located on the outskirts relatively quietly, there is no Wi-Fi on the site, I only received access for the neighboring restaurant. The way to the city is somewhat arduous and takes a good hour. To get there, you walk about 15-20 minutes to the tram (the way is explained) and there you buy a ticket at the kiosk for 1.80 KM. With the very old, quaint tram (line 3) it goes directly to the old town. The actual ride takes 30 minutes, longer in traffic sometimes, but there is enough to see. At checkout, we were charged 25€, which is okay.