Belgrade 2.0: Dunav camp

Dunav camp

Batajnicki put bb (or Cara Dusana 49), Zemun
Tel. +381 11 199-072, fax +381 11 610-425
(12 km from the city centre)

Bungalow – overnight stay: 1/2 – 900 DIN
Bungalow – day visit stay: 600 DIN
Rate – per person: 90 DIN
Camping trailer / tent per day: 120 DIN
Car: 90 DIN
Bus: 360 DIN
Motorcycle / bicycle: 60 DIN
Hookup: 120 DIN
Fridge box: 90 DIN
Credit cards: none

Get more help with camping in Serbia at Backpackers.org.yu

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Richard Sixsmith on 27/05/08 08:11 AM

I live with my wife and 16 year old daughter in Belgrade. She would like to go on Summer Camp with an emphasis on French speaking.

Please advise.

Thank you, Richard

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