14-Day Serbia Road Trip Itinerary by Campervan: Best Routes, Campsites & Destinations
Nejc Martinčič
5/3/2025
Why Choose a Campervan Road Trip in Serbia?
Serbia is one of the most campervan-friendly countries in the Balkans. It still allows FREE camping, similar to Montenegro, Bosnia, North Macedonia and Albania.
With diverse landscapes, low travel costs, and welcoming locals, you can explore natural parks, cultural landmarks, and hidden gems—all at your own pace.
Best time to visit:
Late spring to early autumn (May–September) for warm weather, open campsites, and vibrant nature.
Day 1–2: Belgrade – City Kickoff & Camp by the Danube
Activities:
Park near the Belgrade Fortress for sightseeing.
Explore Skadarlija and Zemun.
Enjoy riverside cafés and nightlife in Savamala.
Where to Camp:
Camp Dunav – Located by the Danube, peaceful and fully equipped with electricity, Wi-Fi, showers.
Driving tip: Avoid city center congestion—use public transport or bikes from the campsite.
Important
We have a super cool campervan located right in Belgrade, close to historic site Kalenegdan. Book it and explore Serbia in the best possible way!
Day 3–4: Novi Sad & Fruška Gora – Culture & Wine
Head north to Novi Sad, Serbia’s second-largest city and a former European Capital of Culture.
Activities:
Visit Petrovaradin Fortress with panoramic city views.
Explore local museums and Danube Park.
Enjoy wine tasting in Fruška Gora National Park, known for monastic vineyards and hiking trails.
Where to Camp:
Camp Area 31 (Fruška Gora) – Eco-friendly spot with forest views, friendly hosts, and wine tasting nearby.
Day 5: Subotica & Palić Lake – Northern charm
Next, discover Subotica, a charming city influenced by Hungarian culture.
Activities:
Admire Art Nouveau buildings like the City Hall and Synagogue.
Relax at Lake Palić with a peaceful promenade and lakeside cafés.
Sample traditional cakes like dobos torte and enjoy local wines.
Where to Camp:
Auto Kamp Palić – Shaded, close to the lake, electricity and clean facilities.
Day 6-7: Tara National Park – Untamed Nature
Drive: ~5.5 hours southwest
Activities:
Hike to Banjska Stena viewpoint.
Kayak on the Drina River.
Visit Šargan Eight railway and Drvengrad ethno-village.
Where to Camp:
Camp Viljamovka (near Mitrovac) – Rustic, great for campervans, natural setting, fresh water and outdoor showers. Drive southwest to Tara National Park, a haven for outdoor lovers.
Day 8-9 : Zlatibor & Sirogojno – Mountain Life & Tradition
Drive: ~1.5 hours
Activities:
Ride the Zlatibor gondola.
Explore Sirogojno Open-Air Museum.
Taste smoked meat, cheese, and mountain tea.
Where to Camp:
Camp Zeleni Kamp – Quiet mountain area, electricity, great mountain views, ideal for campervans.
Day 10: Uvac Canyon – Eagles & Nature Wonders
Drive: ~2.5 hours
Activities:
Take a boat trip or hike along the Uvac Canyon.
Spot Griffon vultures soaring above.
Visit the Ušac cave system.
Where to Camp:
Eco Camp Uvac – Off-grid experience with toilets, simple showers, solar power, incredible views.
Day 11 : Niš – History & Hospitality
Drive southeast to Niš, one of the oldest cities in Europe.
Must-Visit Sites:
Learn about Roman and Ottoman history at Niš Fortress.
Visit the haunting Skull Tower, a symbol of Serbian resistance.
Try ćevapi and burek at a local kafana.
Day 12: Đavolja Varoš – Serbia’s Natural Wonder
Drive: ~2 hours south
Activities:
Explore the Đavolja Varoš (Devil’s Town) rock formations.
Learn local myths and geological wonders.
Where to Camp:
Wild camp near the entrance (allowed) or use the nearby Prolom Banja campground.
Day 13–14: Vrnjačka Banja – Spa Retreat & Final Recharge
Drive: ~2 hours north
Activities:
Relax in thermal spas and wellness centers.
Walk along romantic bridges and leafy parks.
Where to Camp:
Auto Kamp Vrnjačka Banja – Well-equipped, shaded plots, walking distance to town center.
Essential Tips for Campervan Travel in Serbia
Roads: Mostly paved and in good condition; tolls apply on highways.
Fuel: Widely available and cheaper than Western Europe.
Wild Camping: Allowed in rural areas; use common sense and ask locals.
Campsite Costs: €10–€20/night with facilities.
Safety: Serbia is safe and welcoming, especially to campervans.
Conclusion: Serbia in 14 Days by Campervan
This 14-day campervan itinerary through Serbia offers a mix of freedom, nature, and culture. You’ll find yourself camping under starry skies, waking up to mountain air, and discovering a country that’s both adventurous and deeply welcoming.
Ready to hit the road? Pack your van and explore Serbia, one campsite at a time!