Bogata Suma

You are welcome at our small, natural campsite 'Bogata Suma' (Croatian for 'Rich forest')

camping at camp site Bogata Suma. The small family camp site is situated on the top of a hill in inland Croatia, surrounded by forests. This green, hilly area is one of the most beautiful parts of Croatia.

Privacy guaranteed
Our camp site will remain small and natural so all visitors can enjoy nature and wildlife like we do. Privacy guaranteed!

The camp site is open all year.

Rest in nature
It's a good stop-over place for families and people who want to have a good rest in nature. We're situated only 35 minutes from the highway or 10 minutes from the national road 1 (Karlovac-Split).

Food & drinks
If you like, you can join us at the dinner table for a good, organic meal from our terrain.
It is also possible to buy seasonal fruits and vegetables or eggs, home made wine, herbal teas and other products.

Camp site Bogata Suma (Croatian for 'rich forest') has only a few big spots because we love to give you a great experience in nature.

You can camp with us all year round.
In winter it can be soft (15 degrees in December) or white (snow mostly in January). In this time of the year you have beautiful views.
Sleeping in a tent is nice from the second half of April until the end of October.

Permaculture campsite
Our terrain (12 hectares) is designed with permaculture principles. For us, permaculture (permanent agriculture) is an harmonious integration of design and ecology. We respect nature, sustainability is our principle, our footprint should be as small as possible.

What's in that for you? We design edible landscapes, so you can be sure to get enough vitamins during your stay with us. And we profit from your stay because your waste will feed our soil or our animals.

Ecology
We do our best to live in harmony with nature. Eco is a learning process to us. It should always get better.
It includes collecting, separating and reusing our waste, using only biodegradable soaps and products, and eating according to the season from our organic garden. We also prefer the scythe over a motor mower.