Together with another family, we spent a few days at Camping Plana & Bar 66 in Slovenia — and we can confidently say it was a great choice. The campsite is surrounded by rolling green hills, offering beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere that instantly helps you slow down.
A Perfect Base for Day Trips
One of the biggest advantages of this place is its location. Every day we set off on shorter and longer trips — we visited the Postojna Cave in Slovenia, drove to Italy and Croatia, and spent a day exploring Trieste. Everything was within a reasonable driving distance, so even with kids it never felt like too much.
There’s also a bike path right by the campsite — we brought our bikes and used it both for fun and practical rides, like cycling to the nearby bakery (about a 3–5 minute drive).
Space, Peace, and Comfort
Camping Plana is really spacious — no matter how many people are staying there, everyone can find their own quiet corner. Our pitch was large, with access to power outlets, so we had no trouble hooking up electricity. There’s also a separate area for camper vans, which makes parking easier and gives a bit more privacy.
The sanitary facilities were very clean and well-maintained — more than enough even when the campsite got busier. There’s also a shared gas kitchen, fridges, and a covered area for cooking together — simple but very functional.
A big plus for families with children is the pool — not too deep, just right for playing and cooling off after a full day of adventure.
Food and Atmosphere
The on-site restaurant, Bar 66, serves tasty, simple meals and is open until 8:00 PM. There’s also a nearby pub with local beer — we didn’t eat there, but the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. The general vibe of the campsite is quite unique — relaxed and laid-back, with friendly and helpful staff.
A Few Practical Tips
It’s a good idea to carry some cash — card payments can be inconsistent. We personally didn’t have any issues, but from other guests’ reviews, it seems that sometimes there might be limitations. As for prices — they’re a bit higher than in some other places, but in our opinion, the quality more than makes up for it.
Camping Plana & Bar 66 turned out to be a fantastic spot — both for relaxing in nature and as a base for further exploration. We highly recommend it to families looking for a balance between active travel and peaceful downtime.
The specifics of our stay
- When we went: July 2025, the height of the season.
- Booking: we booked ahead, and in midsummer we would strongly recommend it.
- Electricity: we had a hook-up, and there are several of them around the field.
- Space: the field is genuinely large — even at full occupancy you can find a pitch with privacy rather than tent-next-to-tent.
- Wi-Fi: free, with coverage around the restaurant — do not count on a signal across the whole site.
- Bar 66: open until 8 pm.
- Payments: worth carrying cash.
Camping Plana & Bar 66 – FAQ
Is Camping Plana & Bar 66 good for families with kids?
We think so – we stayed there with two families. The campsite is large and quiet, with a shallow pool, clean toilet blocks and plenty of room to play.
Do you need to book in advance?
We visited in July 2025, in peak season – we booked ahead and in high summer we definitely recommend doing so.
Can you pay by card at the campsite?
We had no problems, but according to other guests it can vary – it is worth carrying some cash.
What time does Bar 66 close?
The Bar 66 restaurant on the campsite is open until 20:00.
What can you visit from Camping Plana?
We used the campsite as a base: we visited Postojna Cave and Trieste and made trips to Italy and Croatia – all within a reasonable drive.