Camping and glamping in Ukraine: where to relax in comfort

Active travel opens up new opportunities for self-discovery. Read on for the best places to unite with nature in Ukraine.

Bilyi Slon (White Elephant), Dzembronia village, Ivano-Frankivsk region

The camp is located near the Pip Ivan mountain at an altitude of 720 meters. Here you can not only go rafting but also ride bicycles and walk one of the hiking trails. There are tent sites on the territory. You can also reserve a wooden bungalow with free Wi-Fi.

The location has cafes, saunas, and a mini market. There are trash cans, showers, toilets, and a kitchen with a stove, microwave, and refrigerator. For entertainment, there are two playgrounds: a volleyball court and a children's playground.

Keep in mind that mountain roads are not always in good condition. Sometimes it can rain and ruin the roads. Therefore, we advise you to check with the reception in advance.

Bilyi Bizon, the village of Luka and Khmeleva, Ivano-Frankivsk region

It is located on the Dniester River and consists of two parts. Most often you can meet rafting enthusiasts here. There is a cafe, an outdoor pool, and a garden. The choice of accommodation is impressive: you can rent from tents to warm houses.

It also offers water guides, boat and equipment rental, meals, and transportation. In your free time, you can play volleyball, table tennis, or relax in the sauna.

Yavirnyk, Velykyi Bereznyi, Zakarpattia Oblast

The mountain shelter has six hostel-type rooms and can accommodate 23 guests at a time. There are many places to set up a tent on the territory. It is also possible to rent sleeping bags and futons. For convenience, there is a large gazebo, tables and barbecues.

By the way, the facility was built by the Czechoslovak Tourist Society back in 1936. However, during World War II, the building was looted. In 2015, it was completely restored by the Carpatski Stezhky association.

Mala Rika, village of Korchyn, Lviv region

A great starting point for hiking to Mount Parashka and to the Hurkalo, Sopit, and Kamianka waterfalls. The site has all the necessary infrastructure for travelers: showers, toilets, a well, awnings, hammocks, sports grounds, places for making fires, etc.

There are also seven running routes, ranging in length from 7 to 42 kilometers, designed by professional athletes of various levels. Glamping facilities provide guests with mats, sleeping bags, and soft pillows.

Over the Carpathians, Hrobyshche village, Chernivtsi region

The location is located near the forest with a view of the mountains. A swimming pool and a private beach have been arranged for visitors, drinking and technical water has been provided, and trash cans, toilets, and washbasins have been installed.

Here you can go horseback riding, rafting or jeeping. By the way, there is a food delivery service. And if you don't feel like cooking, you can order food on site. They also teach archery here.

Camping on the Dniester, Stara Ushytsia village, Khmelnytskyi region

One of the best camping areas in Ukraine. It is neat and fenced. Keep in mind that there are no houses for rent here, so you can only stay in a tent.

Travelers have outdoor toilets, summer showers, electricity, drinking water, cauldrons and grills at their disposal. Those who like active entertainment can rent a sap or a catamaran.

Chekhovka village, Cherkasy region

The campsite is located on the left bank of the Dnipro River, near a clean sandy beach. The shore is gently sloping and cleared, and the area is fenced and guarded. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a real seaside vacation. Here you can ride swings, play volleyball and swim.

Accommodation is possible only in tents. But all the basic services are available here: restrooms, a refrigerator and stoves for cooking.

Zelenyi Dub village, Rivne region

The area is famous for its well-groomed area where goats, sheep and chickens run around. All the animals are socialized and friendly, so you can safely pet them and take pictures with them. At the location, you can buy cheese, fresh milk, homemade mead, and more.

You can stay here in tents, a camper, a house for 11 people, or in a medieval tower for two. In the evening, a hot vat is available for ordering.

Useful tips

1. Find out about the specifics of traveling to the location and the possibility of parking.
2. Find out if there is a public transportation shuttle.
3. Check the availability of electricity and whether it is allowed to make a fire (grills, stoves).
4. Before you go, familiarize yourself with the rules and features of a particular campsite.
5. Be responsible and take care of nature.

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