Camping OR

Nestled in the peaceful village of Bucuresci in Hunedoara County,Camping OR offers the perfect retreat for travelers seeking authentic camping experiences in the heart of Romania. This family-run campsite was created with one goal in mind: to provide a place where guests can reconnect with nature, enjoy meaningful experiences, and feel truly at home. The site is spacious yet intimate, offering a mix of camping pitches, motorhome spaces, tent sites, and glamping accommodations that suit every type of traveler.

At OR Camping, comfort blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy modern facilities including showers, toilets, fresh water access, laundry facilities, WiFi, and a fully equipped kitchen located in a beautifully restored barn. There’s also a communal dining area, barbecue spots, and cozy seating areas that invite relaxation after a day of exploring. If you’d like to take it easy, you can savor a delicious breakfast prepared on-site or sample homemade specialties inspired by local traditions.

For leisure and fun, the campsite features its own swimming pool (when eather allows), a welcoming café and bar, and a restaurant serving fresh, local meals. On select evenings, guests can gather for live entertainment or unique culinary experiences such as wood-fired pizza nights and traditional dinners under the stars. Families, couples, and solo travelers alike will find a welcoming atmosphere here, with plenty of opportunities to socialize or simply unwind in the serene surroundings.

Whether you are pitching your own tent, booking a glamping bell tent with a real bed, or staying in one of the cozy guest rooms, OR Camping combines the freedom of the outdoors with the comfort of well-thought-out amenities. With breathtaking views of the Apuseni Mountains right at your doorstep, this is a campsite where every moment feels special.

Staying at Camping OR means you’re perfectly placed to explore both nature and culture. Just steps from the site, scenic hiking trails wind through forests and hills, offering countless opportunities to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Apuseni Mountains. A short stroll will take you to tranquil streams and natural spots ideal for picnicking, swimming, or simply soaking up the fresh mountain air.

For those seeking adventure, the area around Hunedoara is rich in history and dramatic landscapes. Don’t miss the legendary Corvin Castle (Hunedoara Castle), one of the most impressive Gothic castles in Europe, located less than an hour’s drive away. The Deva Fortress, perched on a volcanic hill, offers both cultural insights and panoramic views of the region. Nature lovers can explore striking gorges like Cheile Glodului or Cheile Cibului, while scenic roads such as the Transalpina and Transapuseana provide unforgettable drives through some of Romania’s most breathtaking mountain scenery.

Culture and tradition are also close at hand. The Gold Museum and the historic mining village of Rosia Montana reveal fascinating stories about the region’s past. Meanwhile, the charming local towns offer restaurants, small shops, and cozy cafés within a 10–15 minute drive, so you’re never far from everyday conveniences. Whether you’re into hiking, sightseeing, or simply exploring authentic Romanian culture, the surroundings of OR Camping promise experiences for every taste.

At Camping OR, check-in typically starts in the afternoon, giving you time to settle in and enjoy your surroundings, while check-out is before midday. The campsite is family-friendly, pet-friendly, and open during the main season, making it a great option for summer vacations as well as off-peak getaways. Free parking is available on-site, and the staff is always ready to help with local tips and recommendations. Remember to pack comfortable shoes for hiking and your swimsuit for the pool or nearby mountain streams. With its warm hospitality, excellent facilities, and perfect location in Hunedoara, OR Camping is a place where bookings fill up quickly—secure your stay today and experience the magic of Romania’s Apuseni Mountains.