Kamp Lazar

Located in the pristine Soča Valley, Kamp Lazar is a wonderful retreat for active holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation. Whether it's water fun in the rushing river, cycling trips through tranquil forests or high-altitude hikes on the massive Julian Alps - recreational sports enthusiasts can pursue their hobbies here.

Campsite with a wide range of outdoor sports

The holiday resort is idyllically situated on a bend in the turquoise-blue Soča River and offers picturesque views of the valley and the surrounding mountain walls. Campers can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere here, tucked away in the middle of dense forests and around 2 kilometres from the historic mountain village of Kobarid. Just below the campsite, numerous gravel banks form small beaches in the riverbed, where bathing fans like to retreat. Kamp Lazar is divided into several terraces with flat meadows, which are shielded by tall trees. There is space for around 250 pitches on the 4-hectare site. If you want to stay online on holiday, you can park your caravan near the reception with Wi-Fi available. The campsite also appeals to gourmets with its excellent restaurant, which serves traditional Slovenian dishes, some of which are prepared in a clay oven, on a semi-covered terrace with a fire bowl. During their stay, many visitors make the short hike to the Kozjak waterfall, which cascades over 15 metre-high rocks into an open cave. The rocky path begins on the opposite side of the river, which can be reached via a suspension bridge. For the more adventurous, Kamp Lazar organises wild kayaking and rafting tours over the rapid rapids of the Soča. Another leisure attraction in the region is the fascinating canyoning through water-bearing gorges.