Fill yourself with the energy of the forest
Treat yourself to a holiday in the embrace of unspoiled nature.
Make a reservationCamp Beli gaber
The camp is just the right distance from the village so that you have the feeling of staying in the middle of the forest. In the camp, there are pitches for setting up tents on the terraces and also some gravel pitches for a few motorhomes . The central building is a hayrack with fully equipped summer kitchen. You can also sleep in hayrack or in wooden houses.
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Accommodation options
Campervan pitch
A small area is available next to the reception, suitable for 4-5 campervans. No water or electricity plugs.
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Hayrack
In the attic of the hayrack you can sleep on regular beds or on hay. The space is arranged into 4 smaller intimate corners, each with 3 beds (12 in total).
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Small wooden house Maja
A-shaped wooden house is suitable for 2 people. Part of the roof can be opened, allowing you to relax while looking out over the vast forest from your bed.
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Tent pitch
There are 4 large terraces available for pitching tents, which allows for comfortable accommodation of at least 10 large tents. Access to the tents by car is not possible.
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Treehouse
A small treehouse is measuring 2x2.5 meters. The house is most comfortable for 2 adults (in this case, it has a bunk bed and a table with a bench).
Read more and make a reservationWhat to do
The campsite is located »in the middle of nowhere«, making it ideal for exploring blooming meadows, mysterious forests and stargazing. For the active ones, there are kilometres of gravel roads and field trails for cycling and hiking. Cerknica Lake, Rakov Škocjan, Križna jama and Gorski Kotar with the Risnjak National Park, river Kolpa are just some of the natural wonders in the neighbourhood. A short walk will take you to the white beauty – Snežnik castle.
Cerknica lake
One of the largest dissapearing lakes in Europe is just a few kilometers away from the campsite. A great option for a cycling trip. Bike rental is also possible from local providers.
Cycling
You can go cycling and explore just the surrounding area. You can turn towards lake Cerknica or deep into the forest, all the way to mountain Snežnik. A slightly more demanding but extremely beautiful tour is through Gorski kotar, towards the sea or to the Kolpa river. We can also arrange bike rental for you.
Hiking
You can explore the surroundings of the campsite on a circular trail around the Loška valley. You can start it right from the camp and walk it in a few hours. More information is available at the reception. There are several options for starting your tour to Snežnik mountain, the highest non-alpine peak in Slovenia.
Križna cave
10 km away from the camp is one of the most beautiful water caves, where you have several options for visiting.
Rakov škocjan
You can combine a visit to Lake Cerknica with Rakov Škocjan. It is best to get to know it on the circular path. In addition to two natural bridges, you discover the karst world and the mysterious path of water.
Snežnik Castle
Visiting the castle, which keeps the belongings of the last owners, takes you back 100 years in time. The castle park also hides many secrets, which are best discovered by a local guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How to reach us?
If you're coming from the direction of Ljubljana towards Koper, leave the highway at the Unec exit. Drive left towards Cerknica and continue in the direction of Croatia (Babno polje). After about 30 km, you will arrive at the village of Podgora, where you turn right towards the village of Vrh. From Podgora onwards, signs will direct you to the camp. About 100 meters after the sign that marks the end of the village of Vrh, turn right onto a gravel road.
If you're coming from Croatia (Čabar or Delnice), drive across Prezid to Babno polje and then to Podgora. At the end of the village, turn left towards the village of Vrh. Then follow the instructions above.
If you're coming from the direction of Ilirska Bistrica, navigation often suggests a route through the forest, but this is not suitable for all vehicles. If you're not an adventurer, we recommend taking the route towards Postojna or Ljubljana, exit the highway at Unec, and follow the instructions above.
2. Is a reservation required?
In July and August, a reservation is recommended, as the campsite is small and fills up quickly. Please email us at info@kampbeligaber.com or call 00 386 64 191 634.
3. When is check-in/check-out possible?
There is no permanent staff at the campsite. But we are definitely at the campsite every day from 18:00 to 20:00. Check-in and check-out during these hours. For other information, you can contact us on 00 386 64 191 634.
If you're coming from the direction of Ljubljana towards Koper, leave the highway at the Unec exit. Drive left towards Cerknica and continue in the direction of Croatia (Babno polje). After about 30 km, you will arrive at the village of Podgora, where you turn right towards the village of Vrh. From Podgora onwards, signs will direct you to the camp. About 100 meters after the sign that marks the end of the village of Vrh, turn right onto a gravel road.
If you're coming from Croatia (Čabar or Delnice), drive across Prezid to Babno polje and then to Podgora. At the end of the village, turn left towards the village of Vrh. Then follow the instructions above.
If you're coming from the direction of Ilirska Bistrica, navigation often suggests a route through the forest, but this is not suitable for all vehicles. If you're not an adventurer, we recommend taking the route towards Postojna or Ljubljana, exit the highway at Unec, and follow the instructions above.
2. Is a reservation required?
In July and August, a reservation is recommended, as the campsite is small and fills up quickly. Please email us at info@kampbeligaber.com or call 00 386 64 191 634.
3. When is check-in/check-out possible?
There is no permanent staff at the campsite. But we are definitely at the campsite every day from 18:00 to 20:00. Check-in and check-out during these hours. For other information, you can contact us on 00 386 64 191 634.
1. Is there a bar or a shop at the campsite?
No. However, you can serve yourself a drink, available in the shared kitchen's refrigerator. Coffee and tea are also available in the kitchen - you just have to make them yourself. The shop is approximately 3 kilometers away in the village of Iga vas. By prior arrangement, we can also deliver products from local farms for you.
2. How much space do you have for campervans?
The campsite has space for 4-5 campervans, depending on their size.
3. Do you have water, grey water and electricity plugs?
No, in the camp we get electricity from the sun. The sun also heats the water. Therefore, we do not provide water, grey water and electricity plugs.
4. Do the tent pitches have an electricity plug?
No, the tent pitches do not have an electricity plug either. A shared kitchen is available for cooking, where you can also charge your mobile devices.
5. Do you have any other accommodation options besides pitches for tents and campervans?
Yes, you can sleep on the hayrack (the space above the shared kitchen). The entire room is divided into 4 smaller, partially separated areas. Each can accommodate three people. We also have small wooden houses for 2-4 people.
6. Is there a fireplace or other cooking facility in the campsite?
For safety reasons, open fires are not allowed in the campsite. Most summers are dry, and the risk of fire is high in our area. However, if you visit us in the colder months, please ask at the reception, where you can make a fire. You can prepare food in our shared kitchen, where 3 cooking hobs (each with two burners), basic cooking utensils, plates, cutlery, glasses, and cups are available.
No. However, you can serve yourself a drink, available in the shared kitchen's refrigerator. Coffee and tea are also available in the kitchen - you just have to make them yourself. The shop is approximately 3 kilometers away in the village of Iga vas. By prior arrangement, we can also deliver products from local farms for you.
2. How much space do you have for campervans?
The campsite has space for 4-5 campervans, depending on their size.
3. Do you have water, grey water and electricity plugs?
No, in the camp we get electricity from the sun. The sun also heats the water. Therefore, we do not provide water, grey water and electricity plugs.
4. Do the tent pitches have an electricity plug?
No, the tent pitches do not have an electricity plug either. A shared kitchen is available for cooking, where you can also charge your mobile devices.
5. Do you have any other accommodation options besides pitches for tents and campervans?
Yes, you can sleep on the hayrack (the space above the shared kitchen). The entire room is divided into 4 smaller, partially separated areas. Each can accommodate three people. We also have small wooden houses for 2-4 people.
6. Is there a fireplace or other cooking facility in the campsite?
For safety reasons, open fires are not allowed in the campsite. Most summers are dry, and the risk of fire is high in our area. However, if you visit us in the colder months, please ask at the reception, where you can make a fire. You can prepare food in our shared kitchen, where 3 cooking hobs (each with two burners), basic cooking utensils, plates, cutlery, glasses, and cups are available.
1. Is there a bathing place near the campsite?
There is no bathing place close to the campsite, but there are a few options not so far away. One of them is lake Volčje, which is a tourist swimming area located in Bloke and is a 20-minute drive from the campsite. If the water level is high enough in lake Cerknica, it is also possible to swim there. The Kolpa River is also just about 30-minute drive away.
2. Do you offer bicycle rentals?
We do not have bicycles available at the campsite. However, there is the possibility to rent electric bicycles (2 bikes) at the Rihtarjeva domačija in Babno polje and 5 bicycles at the Turist informational center in Stari trg. For larger groups (10 or more people), we can organize the delivery of classic bicycles to the campsite.
3. Are there good hiking options around the campsite?
If you enjoy hiking, you've come to the right place, as Loška dolina offers excellent hiking trails that take you through the valley or to beautiful viewpoints. The first of these is Križna gora, where there is an excellent view of Loška dolina, Cerkniško polje, and the Bloško plateau. If you would rather go a little higher, we recommend mount Snežnik, which, at 1796 meters, is the highest non-Alpine mountain in Slovenia. For those who prefer walking on the flat, we recommend the marked circular path through Loška dolina.
4. What are the possibilities for cycling?
For our area, we can say that both road and gravel cyclists will find something to their liking. From the campsite, there are gravel roads that lead you to Babno polje, where you have the opportunity to visit the village and take a guided tour with Alenka Veber from Rihtarjeva domačija. Mašun is a popular spot among cyclists; it's a small tourist settlement under mount Snežnik, where the restaurant (Gostišče Mašun) is located. Loška dolina borders Cerknica, Bloke and Loški potok, and good paved and gravel roads lead to them. Among other things, there are also many possibilities for more endurance cyclists. An excellent choice is Gorski kotar on the Croatian side. There you can explore the Risnjak National Park, head towards Čabar and the Kolpa river, or take the road towards the sea.
There is no bathing place close to the campsite, but there are a few options not so far away. One of them is lake Volčje, which is a tourist swimming area located in Bloke and is a 20-minute drive from the campsite. If the water level is high enough in lake Cerknica, it is also possible to swim there. The Kolpa River is also just about 30-minute drive away.
2. Do you offer bicycle rentals?
We do not have bicycles available at the campsite. However, there is the possibility to rent electric bicycles (2 bikes) at the Rihtarjeva domačija in Babno polje and 5 bicycles at the Turist informational center in Stari trg. For larger groups (10 or more people), we can organize the delivery of classic bicycles to the campsite.
3. Are there good hiking options around the campsite?
If you enjoy hiking, you've come to the right place, as Loška dolina offers excellent hiking trails that take you through the valley or to beautiful viewpoints. The first of these is Križna gora, where there is an excellent view of Loška dolina, Cerkniško polje, and the Bloško plateau. If you would rather go a little higher, we recommend mount Snežnik, which, at 1796 meters, is the highest non-Alpine mountain in Slovenia. For those who prefer walking on the flat, we recommend the marked circular path through Loška dolina.
4. What are the possibilities for cycling?
For our area, we can say that both road and gravel cyclists will find something to their liking. From the campsite, there are gravel roads that lead you to Babno polje, where you have the opportunity to visit the village and take a guided tour with Alenka Veber from Rihtarjeva domačija. Mašun is a popular spot among cyclists; it's a small tourist settlement under mount Snežnik, where the restaurant (Gostišče Mašun) is located. Loška dolina borders Cerknica, Bloke and Loški potok, and good paved and gravel roads lead to them. Among other things, there are also many possibilities for more endurance cyclists. An excellent choice is Gorski kotar on the Croatian side. There you can explore the Risnjak National Park, head towards Čabar and the Kolpa river, or take the road towards the sea.
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