Camping Dragomirna Suceava
Camping description
Camping located in a black pine glade, near Dragomirna Monastery, at 15 km from Suceava.
You can camp with your tent or caravan and access is from E85, the first intersection to the right after the bridge goes down railway. The first intersection to the left before climbing the bridge if you enter the city.
Camping has 11 houses with 2 places each, a sanitary group, showers with hot water at all times, possibility of dining (for large groups it is advisable to do reservation).
Exploitation possibilities: walks in the woods (a few minutes walk, a wonderful area, was among the favorites of Nicolae Ceasuescu), fishing (in the vicinity of the camp there is a lacusor), for those passionate of "life in the country" is the ideal place to eutralize for a few hours (they have the prettiest animals and the smartest, I think, so far I have not met animals). It is possible to visit the Dragomirna Monastery (the highest in the country, similar to the Three Hierarchs of Iasi), the Patrauti church (the foundation of Stefan cel Mare), the church of St. Parascheva (a small wooden church, engraved in the UNESCO parishion)
You can camp with your tent or caravan and access is from E85, the first intersection to the right after the bridge goes down railway. The first intersection to the left before climbing the bridge if you enter the city.
Camping has 11 houses with 2 places each, a sanitary group, showers with hot water at all times, possibility of dining (for large groups it is advisable to do reservation).
Exploitation possibilities: walks in the woods (a few minutes walk, a wonderful area, was among the favorites of Nicolae Ceasuescu), fishing (in the vicinity of the camp there is a lacusor), for those passionate of "life in the country" is the ideal place to eutralize for a few hours (they have the prettiest animals and the smartest, I think, so far I have not met animals). It is possible to visit the Dragomirna Monastery (the highest in the country, similar to the Three Hierarchs of Iasi), the Patrauti church (the foundation of Stefan cel Mare), the church of St. Parascheva (a small wooden church, engraved in the UNESCO parishion)
