In the east of Transylvania, hidden between the mountains that separate the Romanian provinces of Transylvania and Moldova, only 2-3 km from the town of Gheorgheni, the small family campsite Varalja awaits its guests every summer.
Most of them are tourists who have been to the Varalja camping before, but they return year after year. It’s something that speaks for itself about the way each individual tourist is treated there.
The campsite offers approximately 10-15 pitches for caravans, campers and/or tents, as well as a few guest rooms in the main building. All pitches may be connected to electricity and high-speed wireless internet is available throughout the campsite, free of charge.
At the disposal of tourists there is a barbecue place, a gazebo, rocking chairs, a playground for the little ones, etc. Flowers are to be found everywhere around the campsite.
The Csaki family, father and son, who run the Varalja campsite, offer tourists best quality spring water; the running water in the campsite has not drinking quality. But the spring water you receive, if you arrive at the Varalja campsite, fully compensates for this shortcoming: it is better than any still mineral water you can buy in your country. And you get it for free.
The campsite is inspected annually by ACSI inspectors, as a guarantee of the quality of services, so if you are looking for a place to relax or a base from which to explore the beauties of Transylvania, the Varalja campsite is the right place.
It is almost impossible to find another campsite in Romania with such a good quality-price ratio.
If interested, just call Csaki family: +40 745 802 497, or send a SMS or Whatsapp message.
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