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Road Genius compares campervan rentals from leading suppliers across Croatia and the Balkans. Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb airports are the main pick-up locations. Dubrovnik sits at the southern tip of the Adriatic so most road trips follow the scenic D8 coastal highway. When driving this route, you will pass through Bosnia and Herzegovina's Neum corridor.

When to go Camping in Split

Season	Avg High °C	°F	Good time?
Dec–Feb (Winter)	12	54	Quiet, many parks closed
Mar–May (Spring)	18	64	Yes – mild weather, fewer crowds
Jun–Aug (Summer)	30	86	Yes – peak beach season, busy roads
Sep–Nov (Autumn)	22	72	Yes – warm sea, camps still open

Driving Notes

The A1 motorway from Zagreb to Split has tolls. You take a ticket at the on-ramp and pay with cash or card at the exit. The ENC electronic tag gives a small discount and faster lanes.
Coastal road D8 has beautiful views but is slow. Expect traffic jams near Split and Omiš, especially after 15:00 in July and August.
Most central Split streets are narrow. Overnight parking for campervans is not allowed in Zone 1 between 22:00–06:00.
Speed limits: 130 km/h (81 mph) on motorways, 90 km/h (56 mph) on main roads, 50 km/h (31 mph) in towns.
Legal blood-alcohol limit is 0.05% BAC. For drivers under 24 years old it is zero.
Ferries to Brač, Hvar and Vis leave from Split. Arrive 60 minutes before departure to secure a van space in summer.

Camping Spots

Place	Hook-ups	Pros	Cons
Camp Stobreč Split	Full	Open all year, beach access, bus to old town every 20 min, vehicles up to 10 m	Book 3–6 months ahead for Jul–Aug
Camping Belvedere (Vranjica, near Trogir)	Water+Electric	Sea views, pool, close to Trogir UNESCO site	Steep internal roads, limited shade in front rows
Camp Galeb (Omiš)	Full	Large pitches, sandy beach (rare for Croatia), sports area	Can flood in heavy rain, noise from river rafting base
RV Aire Duilovo (city-run, Split suburbs)	Water+Electric	Cheapest legal overnight near center, city bus stop outside	No shade, max stay 48 hours, fills by afternoon
Wild camping (anywhere outside marked sites)	None	–	Illegal in Croatia, fines start at €130

Refueling and Services

INA station on D8 south of Stobreč has diesel, LPG gas and a freshwater tap.
Petrol Croatia station near A1 Dugopolje interchange has a drive-through waste water dump for motorhomes.
Camp Stobreč guests can refill fresh water and empty waste water even during a short stop for a small fee.

Important Information

Strong bura wind can close the A1 bridges without much warning. Check "HAK" traffic reports before driving north.
Open flames are banned in campsites and forests from 1 June–30 September due to wildfire risk.
From 15 November–15 April mountain sections of the A1 may require winter tires or chains, even if coastal roads stay mild.
Croatia uses the euro currency. Tolls, fuel and ferries show prices in €.
Emergency number 112 connects police, fire and medical services and accepts English calls.
Each vehicle must carry a reflective vest and warning triangle. Police can give fines immediately if these are missing.

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