Camperstop (PZA) Rogatec
Camperstop (PZA) Rogatec pod Donačko goro
Rogatec Camperstop is located at the foot of Donačka Gora, alongside a cycling route and in the immediate vicinity of the Rogatec Open-Air Museum and Rogatec Equestrian Club. Its peaceful natural setting offers beautiful views of the surrounding green hills and a unique combination of nature and cultural heritage. The centre of Rogatec is approximately 800 metres away.
The Rogatec Camperstop provides 4 pitches for motorhomes, with access to electricity and drinking water, as well as facilities for emptying toilet cassettes and grey water (drainage via a service point, without a ground-level drain).
Geographical Location and Accessibility
GPS: 46.232950° N | 15.701300° E
The Rogatec Camperstop is located in eastern Slovenia, close to the Croatian border, in a green landscape bordering the Haloze Hills and directly below Donačka Gora. Its location makes it suitable both for travellers passing through and for longer stays, while also providing an excellent starting point for exploring the wider region.
The camperstop is easily accessible from the motorway network:
from Celje: take the Dramlje exit from the A1 motorway, then continue along the regional road towards Rogatec (approx. 30 minutes);
from Maribor: take the Slovenska Bistrica South exit, then continue towards Poljčane and Rogatec (approx. 45 minutes);
from Zagreb: approx. 1 hour by car via the Rogatec or Dobovec border crossing;
from Austria: follow the A9 motorway towards Šentilj/Spielfeld and Maribor, continue on the A1 and then the A4/E59 towards Zagreb. Leave the motorway at the Zakl/Podlehnik exit and follow the regional road towards Rogatec (approx. 20 minutes). Thanks to its good road connections and proximity to the border, the camperstop is easily accessible for visitors from Austria, Croatia, Germany and other Central European countries.
What to Experience Nearby
Visit the Rogatec Open-Air Museum, the largest open-air museum of traditional architecture in Slovenia, and Strmol Manor Rogatec, a historic castle complex first mentioned in 1436, featuring permanent exhibitions, hands-on workshops and cultural events.
Nature lovers can explore numerous hiking and cycling trails, climb Donačka Gora (884 m), which is protected as a natural monument, or enjoy a relaxing walk around Žabnik Pond. The area also offers recreational trails, horse-riding activities and opportunities to taste local cuisine at the museum, nearby tourist farms and local inns. Visitors can also stop for refreshments at the Castle Café at Strmol Manor.
