Camping near Banja Luka and on the Vrbas
Banja Luka lies on the Vrbas and is the largest city in Republika Srpska. Upriver is Jajce, where the Pliva flows into the Vrbas, and just before the town the Pliva forms Plivsko jezero. Southeast of Banja Luka, near Teslić, rises Mount Borja, and nearby is Banja Vrućica with its thermal spa.
The places are far apart. Some are in and around Banja Luka, others out in the countryside: on the Turjanica near Čelinac between meadow and forest, near Teslić with views of Borja, and at Plivsko jezero near Jajce. On the Turjanica you stay with a caravan or motorhome, while near Teslić there are tiny houses as well as pitches for campers and tents.
Within 50 km of Banja Luka you will find 6 places with contact details here. At 2 of them you send your request straight through Camplix. For the others you will find contact details from OpenStreetMap.
Hosts in the area
Here you send your request through us, in English.
Camplix hostWith Dragofrom €25Camp Turjanica
Branešci Gornji bei Čelinac, Bosnien und Herzegowina, Bosnia & Herzegovina
SpotlightWith Slavišafrom €10Sunny Camping
Buletić bei Teslić, Bosnia & Herzegovina
More places from OpenStreetMap
You contact these places directly. Distances are as the crow flies from Banja Luka.
Frequently asked questions
How many campsites are listed for Banja Luka and the Vrbas?
Camplix lists 6 places with contact details here. 2 of them take requests directly through Camplix. For the other 4, there are contact details from OpenStreetMap.
Which places can I contact through Camplix?
Camp Turjanica, Sunny Camping. You send your request from each place’s page.
Can I come with a tent, caravan or motorhome?
Of the 2 hosts here: tents at 1, caravans at 2, motorhomes and campervans at 2, cabins (glamping) at 1.
How much does a night with the hosts cost?
According to the hosts’ price lists, from €10 per night (tent at Sunny Camping). The final price is agreed directly with the host.
Can I bring my dog?
For 2 of the 6 places, the amenities include “Dogs welcome”. The others don’t say either way, so ask before you go.