Map of camps beneath Durmitor, along the Tara, on Bjelasica, and by the sea from Petrovac to Ada Bojana – and the rules that apply in national parks.
Camps in Montenegro are in the mountains, by the rivers, and by the sea. At Žabljak you sleep at about 1,450 m, where even summer nights are cold; on the Tara alongside rafting; in Ulcinj a few steps from the sea. In national parks, camping is allowed only in camps.
Around Žabljak there are auto-camps in Durmitor National Park, at about 1,450 m: Mlinski potok, a fifteen-minute walk from Black Lake, Razvršje and camp at Boća, about 2 km from the centre, and Ivan Do beneath the peaks of the massif. On the Tara near Đurđevića Tara there is eco camp Kljajevića luka, with rafting. A few more camps are around Plužine, in Piva. In the mountains you can also overnight at a katun: see the map of katuns.
Around Mojkovac and Kolašin there are smaller camps with wooden cabins, close to the Tara and Biogradska gora – among them camp Šćepanović in Donje Polje. There are also camps around Plav, by Plav Lake.
On the coast there are camps in Boka, near Budva and Petrovac, in Utjeha, and on Velika plaža near Ulcinj. In Buljarica near Petrovac there is camp Maslina, in Utjeha camp Oliva, which operates year-round, and on Velika plaža camp Neptun and auto-camp Miami. On Ada Bojana there is a naturist camp.
Near Vranjina, along the Morača before Skadar Lake, are River Camp Morača and auto-camp Vranjina. A few smaller camps are around Podgorica and Danilovgrad.
Camping is allowed only in camps. The Law on Tourism and Hospitality permits camping only on land designated for that purpose and prescribes a fine for camping outside it. In national parks the Law on National Parks prohibits camping outside designated camping areas and without paying the fee, with a fine of 100 to 4,000 €.
You book camps from our booking platform by sending an inquiry: choose the dates and number of people, and the camp confirms the term and price. We publish camp information with the consent of the Camping Association of Montenegro (KACG). You will find all camps in the Camps category.
CampsitePlav
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CampsiteUlcinj
from €32 / nightindicative price
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CampsiteMojkovac
from €20 / nightindicative price
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CampsiteCetinje
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CampsiteDanilovgrad
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CampsiteHerceg Novi
from €25 / nightindicative price
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CampsitePlužine
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CampsiteHerceg Novi
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CampsiteZeta
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CampsiteBar
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CampsitePodgorica
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CampsiteBudva
from €10 / nightindicative price
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Mountain camps under Durmitor, rafting camps on the Tara and seaside camps in the south.
The Camping Association of Montenegro (KACG) brings together campsites across Montenegro. The campsite information on our booking platform is published with KACG's consent, and KACG is its source.
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A plot for a tent, camper, or caravan, usually with electricity, showers, and toilets. By law at least 70% of camp capacity must be for guests' equipment.
Set-up tents and cabins with real beds – camping without your own equipment. On our booking platform a special filter highlights glamping camps.
A small camp on the host's property: the law limits it to a maximum of 15 accommodation units and 30 guests at a time. It is often part of a rural household.
Only at designated sites and with a fee: a tent site costs 3 €, a developed camp site 20 € per day, plus the park entrance fee (Durmitor 5 €). Fires are allowed only in designated places.
Choose a town and your dates – you will see what local hosts have free, with prices.
From simple meadow camps with a tap and toilets to coastal campsites with electricity and showers. In the mountains bring a warm sleeping bag.
For July and August, send an inquiry to the camp in advance, especially if you are coming with a camper or looking for a bungalow. Outside peak season there is usually space without notice.
Smaller camps do not always accept cards. ATMs are in Žabljak and in coastal towns.
Camps near Žabljak are in NP Durmitor, so the entrance fee is paid separately: 5 € per person per day. An annual ticket for all five national parks costs 13.50 €. Current prices are on nparkovi.me.
In national parks fires are allowed only at designated sites, and in summer the fire risk is high even outside parks. Cook on a gas stove, and if you see smoke, call 112.
The roads of the Durmitor ring are not for campers over 7 m long and 2.30 m wide. The hardest sections are Plužine – Šćepan Polje, Pišče – Žabljak, and the Sušica canyon; the ring is recommended to be driven clockwise.
For Durmitor, a warm sleeping bag, layers of clothing, and a waterproof jacket – even in summer nights are around 10 °C. By the sea, shade, sun protection, and repellent, especially along Bojana.
Book the car or the airport transfer together with your stay – fixed prices, local companies.
Cars from local agencies – pick up in town or at the airport.
Private transfer with a fixed price per vehicle, driver waits at arrivals.
Campers plan their trip with this guide. Show your pitches, tents or bungalows on our booking platform and take requests directly.
List your propertyNo. The Law on Tourism and Hospitality permits camping only in camps, on land designated for that purpose, and prescribes a fine for camping outside it. In national parks (Durmitor, Biogradska gora, Lovćen, Prokletije, Skadar Lake) camping is allowed only at designated sites and with a fee, and the fine is from 100 to 4,000 €.
Each camp sets its own price, which changes with the season – it is highest in July and August. You can see an approximate price on the camp's listing on our booking platform, and the exact price is confirmed by the camp. In national parks a tent site costs 3 € per day, and the entrance fee is paid separately.
June and September: fewer people and pleasant temperatures both by the sea and in the mountains. July and August are the busiest. In May mountain nights are cold, and on the highest Durmitor trails there can be snow.
A warm sleeping bag, layers of clothing, a waterproof jacket, and mountain footwear. At Žabljak summer nights are around 9–12 °C, and mountain weather changes quickly.
Yes – many camps on our booking platform accept campers, and the "Camper site" filter highlights them. There are still no developed motorhome stops outside camps in Montenegro. For larger vehicles check the route in advance: mountain roads around Durmitor are not for campers longer than 7 m.
Skadar Lake is also a national park, so camping is allowed only at designated sites. Camps on our booking platform are near Vranjina, along the Morača, and around Podgorica.
For Durmitor and Tara, a car makes everything easier. A bus also runs from Podgorica to Žabljak, and the camps Mlinski potok and at Boća are about 2 km from the centre.
On our booking platform, in the Camps category: send an inquiry with dates and number of people, and the camp confirms the term. Camp information is published with the consent of the Camping Association of Montenegro (KACG).
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