Camping Sobec

This is the most expensive campsite I’ve ever seen €83 per night and €20 just to use a washing machine. And yet, the services are a disaster. We were supposed to stay two weeks but we left after only one week because it was so disappointing. Toilets and showers constantly dirty (see my photos). Garbage trucks waking you up at 5:30 every morning. Bathrooms where sockets and hairdryers don’t even work. Kids’ club reduced to putting children in front of a PlayStation 5 or showing origami on a TV screen. Every square meter is monetized, everything is about profit. The marketing looks great online, but the reality on site is completely different. Extremely overpriced, very disappointing. I strongly recommend avoiding this campsite.

Very nice campsite very clean well-equipped bathrooms and a lot of attractions there is access to the river which is beautiful and to the lake which is also clean children will not be bored attractions on the water mini golf volleyball basketball and much more. Personally I have not eaten anything in the bars, but the place allows you to order fresh bread every morning prices in the mint rostadne if you take into account all that the campground offers and the places you can occupy only if you come to the campground without prior reservation

First of all, I enjoyed my time at the site and it had some good entertainment for the children and the facilities were good. I dont mind the expense of the pitch. My issue is the cost of everything when you are there. Not sure how they can justify £10 clothing wash and £10 clothes dry. Crazy golf was £7 if you lost a ball....£7!!! They must play with pro v1's. Then there is no place for freezer blocks, a ploy to spend more money? I just don't see a reason for extorting people for more money when they have already paid a premium to stay.

Ok campsite. Quite big. But you pay a lot for what you get. Went after 15-09 so about 20% of pitches occupied. They closed the biggest toilet/bathroom building which is unfortunate. Saw one person having to wait but worked out for the most part. Lots of people with dogs. Too many dogs in my view. Location is great and the river sound is heard all over the campsite when it quiets down at night. They have combined the toilets with the showers. I get the convenience idea but I don't like it. There were 10 available for the southpart of the campsite. Pitch sizes are more than ok. Easy access to electricity. Had a premium river pitch.

Went for a family celebratory lunch with predetermined meal. Staff friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Food was excellent with a lot of detail going into the dishes. Young grandchildren as part of the group so we took them around the play areas and found this to be well structured and maintained including a small climbing wall. An excellent overall facility with very friendly staff

Big campsite but doesn’t feel overwhelming or noisy. Great location on the river which is nice for a cold dip if you’re brave enough. We had a premium river pitch and the beach we faced did get busy in the day. It’s a bit of a walk to Lake Bled (easier by bike) and if you want to drive to Lake Bled then get there early for parking/traffic as it’s gets very busy.

It is really a great experience. Very much recommended. It is close to the river and has a lake. Great staff and always clean. It is the biggest camping in Slovenia. Hence in the high season there's a lot of people, which is the only tiny point to improve, with full occupancy there is queues at the toilets, which isn't nice. Else, the camping has a bar and a restaurant with good selection. A mini market exists with good assortment and also croissant service in the morning when girls deliver them by cargo bike.

This campground is truly impressive - more like a holiday village than a campsite. It’s huge, with options for every type of stay: bungalows, huts, campervans, or tents. Located right on the river shoreline, it has countless facilities: basketball courts, minigolf, a bike depot, even an artificial lake where you can swim alongside wild ducks. I appreciated the water springs available in many places inside the camp. Add a restaurant and a well-stocked supermarket, and you basically have everything you need for an active holiday. Cleanliness was a big plus (maybe helped by visiting in September, after peak season & not on the weekend). Surrounded by stunning alpine views, it feels magical. But I have to admit it's a little pricey and another downside: maintenance and gardening work starts very early in the morning. Waiting until at least 9 AM would let guests enjoy some well-deserved sleep.