Camping in Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a land of fascinating castles, romantic lakes and valleys, picturesque medieval squares and famous spas. It is divided into two main regions, Bohemia to the west and Moravia in the east. Although small, the Czech Republic is crammed with attractive places to explore. Indeed, since the new country first appeared on the map in 1993, Prague has become one of the most popular cities to visit in Europe. Steeped in history with museums, architectural sights, art galleries, and theatres, it is an enchanting place.
The beautiful region of Bohemia, known for its Giant Mountains, is popular for skiing, hiking and other sports. The town of Karlovy Vary, world famous for its regenerative waters, is Bohemia's oldest Spa town, with 12 hot springs containing elements that are said to treat digestive and metabolic ailments. It also has many picturesque streets to meander through and peaceful riverside walks. Moravia is quieter, the most favoured area Brno and from here it is easy to explore historical towns such as Olomouc and Kromeriz. North of Brno is Moravian Karst, with around 400 caves created by the underground Punkya River. Some caves are open to the public, with boast trips along the river and out of the caves.
Camping in Czech Republic
A selection of the most popular destinations for camping in Czech Republic .
