Glamping Village Terme Tuhelj

At Glamping Village Terme Tuhelj, water fun starts close to the accommodation itself. In the glamping area, there is a wellness pool with hydromassage and a separate children's pool with water play equipment, great for a first splash in the morning or a little float at the end of the day. Big water rats soon move on to Water Planet, the huge 15,000 m² bathing complex with indoor and outdoor pools full of thermal water. Children slide down slides, play in TuhiLand and splash around in shallow pools with small slides, water cannons and cheerful sprinklers. Meanwhile, parents swim a few leisurely lanes in the 25-meter pool, get carried away on the water current or find a lounger in the sun. Extra fun: the vacation feeling remains intact even in less-than-ideal weather, as the indoor section provides year-round swimming fun.

At Glamping Village Terme Tuhelj, there is a relaxed atmosphere where families easily find their own rhythm. During the day, attention quickly turns to swimming, sports and being outside together. The grounds include areas for tennis, soccer, basketball and beach volleyball, so older children and teenagers don't have to sit still. On the other hand, those who prefer peace go into the day more slowly and take a moment in the wellness area with saunas, whirlpools and relaxation rooms. This contrast is precisely what makes this campground so pleasant: children have fun while parents can really recharge their batteries. Moreover, around the water and in the thermal zone, activities pop up regularly for different ages, from games and exercise to shared moments that make the day just a little more convivial. So the camping holiday naturally gains momentum, without feeling rushed.

Also, outside Glamping Village Terme Tuhelj, there is plenty to experience without having to spend a long time in the car. The campsite is located in the middle of Zagorje, a region with hills, vineyards, castles and museums. A nice trip with children is the open-air museum Staro Selo in Kumrovec, where old houses, workshops and village life of the past come tangibly close. The Neanderthal Museum in Krapina also lingers: modern, interactive and exciting enough to make children curious. Fancy a setting that seems straight out of a knight's tale? Then, Veliki Tabor Castle is a hit. Those who want a day in the city can drive to Zagreb in about 45 minutes for squares, terraces and a different atmosphere from that of the campsite. Yet above all, the region itself continues to attract. Zagorje feels green, orderly and varied, just right for families who like to see something new every day during their camping holiday, but also want to be back in time for another swim.