• Vladin gaj camp

    Barajevom Rosanci
    +381 11 8321 414, +381 11 668 293

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  • Kosutnjak camp

    This one doesnt offer camping places, but bungalowes only.

    Kneza Višeslava 17
    Tel. +381 11 3555-127, fax +381 11 3547-335
    (7 km from the city centre)

    Bungalow: 1/2 – 1550-2800 DIN
    Tax: not included in the price (60 DIN/day)
    Breakfast: not included in the price
    Credit cards: none
    Facilities: restaurant, parking, sports facilities (paid separately- open tennis courts, open and inflatable field for indoor football), TV in most of the rooms

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  • Dunav camp

    Batajnicki put bb (or Cara Dusana 49), Zemun
    Tel. +381 11 199-072, fax +381 11 610-425
    (12 km from the city centre)

    Bungalow – overnight stay: 1/2 – 900 DIN
    Bungalow – day visit stay: 600 DIN
    Rate – per person: 90 DIN
    Camping trailer / tent per day: 120 DIN
    Car: 90 DIN
    Bus: 360 DIN
    Motorcycle / bicycle: 60 DIN
    Hookup: 120 DIN
    Fridge box: 90 DIN
    Credit cards: none

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