Caravan and motorhome pitches near Alba Iulia

Camping Alba, in Ampoița (Alba County), 8 km from Alba Iulia, has room for about 15 caravans. Every pitch has electricity and water, and a motorhome with 2 adults costs €30 per night, everything included.

Confirmed by the hosts · updated 7 October 2026

What you get at your pitch

Every pitch has electricity and water. The nightly price includes electricity, water, Wi-Fi and showers, everything included. At the campsite you also find:

How many pitches there are

The campsite has room for about 15 caravans and 20 cars; tents have no limit.

What a night costs

Rates are per night, in euros, everything included (electricity, water, Wi-Fi and showers). A motorhome with 2 adults costs €30. From the second person up, €5 / person is added; beyond the 2 people included for a motorhome, the same €5 / person applies. Children are not charged.

The rate for caravans towed by a car and for vans is not published yet: call 0752 252 197.

All the facts at a glance

Pick your pitch on the map

On the home page you can see the campsite from above and pick a pitch on the map. Pitch status is indicative; the hosts confirm availability.

Pitch map

When you can arrive and how to book

There are no check-in or check-out times: you can arrive at any hour. No deposit is asked, and payment is cash only. You can request availability through the form on the site or by phone.

Request availabilityCall: 0752 252 197

What to check before you come with a caravan

Some information that matters for caravans is not published yet, and we do not guess: the maximum vehicle size (height, width, length, weight), the condition of the access road, grey-water emptying, and the rate for caravans towed by a car or for vans. Call 0752 252 197 before you set off: the hosts will tell you.

Getting here

Camping Alba is at Ampoița no. 209, 8 km from Alba Iulia, between the TransApuseana and Transalpina mountain roads. If you come with a caravan on either of them, check the restrictions and hours in the official sources first, gathered on the pages below.

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