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The campsite Ostrov

The camp is located in the heart of the tourist village Mala Skala. The camping is on an island in the river Jizera and offers ideal possibilities for summer- and cyclingrecreation. You can make lovely walking- and cyclingtours directly from the campingsite. Also appealing are the daytrips to the nearby rock-towns of the Bohemian Paradise and the zoo's in Liberec and Dvur Kralove which harbours the second-largest safari park in Europe.

In the nearby village of Malá Skála you can swim, play tennis, canoe, raft, climb, abseil and much more . This place is ideal for hiking and mountain biking. Also a passionate angler can have the experience of his lifetime.

On camping Ostrov ("Island"), you can stay in decorated tents. There's a restaurant with terrace you can use. Also a fisherman can have an ideal holiday here. And at the end of the summer, you "like the Czechs" can look for mushrooms in the surrounding woods. 

• The campground is fairly small but spacious.
• Restaurant and Fire Places available.
• Supermarket within walking distance. There is also an on site camp grocery shop.
• Pitches for tents are available both shaded and placed in the sun.
• The luxury level is modest.

Included in the tent rental:

• rent of the tent (piramid type, tunnel type or bungalow type tent)
• rent of the inventory (garden set, parasol, kitchen equipment, air mattresses)
• pitch rent
• local tax
• camping gas and electricity
• parking fee on camp site (1 car per tent)
• camping map / road map of the Czech Republic
• tourist information package

Excluded:

• final cleaning
• pet fee
• towel package

Important information

• tent inventory
• technical tent specifications
• frequently asked questions
• essential booking information

Malá Skála

The first historical mention of Malá Skála was made at the end of the 14th century. In the year 1425, the castle Vranov was built on the rocky ridge above the town of Vranov by the Valdštejn family. Ownership of the castle held by several noble families over the subsequent century. One of the last owners was František Zachariáš Römisch, who built today's Pantheon on the ruin of the old castle. You will find more information about the castle at www.pantheon.org. Malá Skála, as we know it today, was formed in the year 1953 by merging ten independent towns.

Reaching Malá Skála is very easy. You can easily travel to Malá Skála by car, as well as by bus and train. The pension is a 5 minute walk from the bus stop and train station. There are 3 restaurants, a grocery store, a pizzeria and a pastry shop close to the pension. You will find a map of Malá Skála, with important landmarks marked for better orientation.

The village Malá Skála is placed in the centre of Bohemian Paradise. Ideal for families, peace & tranquillity seekers, nature lovers en active tourists. The area surrounding Malá Skála is according to experts one of the finest cycling and hiking areas in northern Bohemia.

Here a lay-out of possible daytrips in the surroundings and a number of astonishing routes by bike that start directly from the complex: route 382769, route 270524, route 244971 and GPS tours starting directly from the house.

There's plenty to do in Mala Skala, for example:

• canoeing
• playing tennis
• adventure high ropes parcours
• climbing
• swimming (nature and swimming pool)
• clubbing: disco, (outdoor) movie heater, terraces
• hiking: 
• driving quads
• mountainbiking

within a 20 km radius:

• paragliding
• summer bobsleighing
• 2 zoo's: Liberec and Dvur Kralove
• inside swim paradise with the biggest wellness centre of Northern-Czech Republic
• 3 beautiful golf-courses

Interesting and historical city's

• Turnov and Zelezny Brod with shopping centres, hospital etc. 5 km (10 minutes by car)
• Prague: 95 km (60 minutes by car)
• Harrachov: 38 km (50 minutes by car)
• Jelenia Góra, Poland: 69 km (90 minutes by car)

Do you have a question or do you need help with your booking? Call us at +31 24 37 39 350.