Camping Silistar Reviews

4.0
Daniela S.July 2026
4.0
Daniela S.July 2026
Advantages
Very shady since it's in the middle of the forest; choose your own spot for your tent; several water hookups
Negatives
The access road is very narrow and rough due to the bumpy, hilly nature trail, but it's easily manageable. People look out for one another. Toilet paper must NOT be flushed down the toilet, so it can get pretty smelly.
Sleeping in the forest
It was quite an experience. On the nature trail leading to the campground, I briefly wondered, “Where on earth are we ending up?” and then—voilà—the campground came into view. We were allowed to pick our own spot for the tent. People help each other out, which I really appreciate. It’s just a few minutes’... walk to the beach, which is beautiful and even has lifeguards. When we went back to the beach in the evening (around 7 or 8 p.m.), it was almost empty, and we saw wild turtles on the little bridge leading to the beach. Bring your own water, food, and toilet paper. €12 per person per night.
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2.0
LK
Lukasz K.August 2019
2.0
LK
Lukasz K.August 2019
Silistar
Camp in the woods. Not recommended. Nothing pleasant. A lot of people. Beach nice, but at the beach a lot of garbage. No one cleans up on the beach.
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5.0
MS
Marlies S.May 2018
5.0
MS
Marlies S.May 2018
Advantages
Beautiful Nature around, thought through in what it offers, super friendly staff
Negatives
No shop around, bring your food! Access without car to be planned ahead.
Beautiful Spot, nicely made up
Arriving at Silistar I felt more like being welcomed as part of the gang than staying as a guest. It's an incredible place literally in the middle of nowhere between the two last bulgarian coastal towns north of the turkish border, Sinemorets and Resovo. The trailer I slept in was super well kept, the... bed prepared like by my grandmother, the facilities freshly redone and on top of that the beach few minutes away is a true gem. High recommendation! Staff so incredibly considerate and friendly. The trailer had no plug outlets so i was - without having asked - provided with a powerbank to charge my phone. Come and plan to stay for a while - the surrounding is wonderful to explore. Just keep in mind that it isn't easily accessed without a car. the bus can take you to either one of the mentioned towns, from both though is it quite the walk. Maybe ask to pay for staff to pick you up, sure they'd do it. Also keep in mind, during high season it might get a bit busy at the beach, there are all kinds of facilities (Food, Shower, Sunbeds, Lifeguard) - so if you're looking for tranquil isolation come off season to enjoy the place by yourself.
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