Sokol Praha

About Campsite Sokol Praha

Camping Sokol Parha is situated in a surburb of Prague, located in the eastern part of the city in natural surrounding, making it an ideal location for a visit to this beautiful city. The four star Sokol camp site is a wonderful place for families with children, but also for other campers. The campsite has excellent facilities. There's a shop for your daily needs and a restaurant which serves breakfast and evening meals.

From the campsite you can reach the centre of Prague by public transport, using bus, train, tram or metro. You can buy tickets and street maps at the campsite reception. The historic centre of Prague in its entirety is listed as a UNESCO monument and it is also an excellent town for eating out or for a relaxing drink in one of the cafes or coffee houses. Sokol Praha campsite also arranges tours of the city in its own minibus.

This camp site in the Czech Republic has a small (8x4 metre) swimming pool, large enough for a refreshing dip in the evening after an exciting day in the city. There is a separate pool for children. They can also have fun jumping on the trampoline, playing table tennis or minigolf. What strikes you is the agreeable atmosphere and the fine amenities. There is even a place for camp fires.

Prague is also known as the 'city of a thousand towers'. You will come across all sorts of architectural styles in this centuries old metropolis. The town has an authentic ambiance, you can imagine you are living in the past. This is due to the fact that Prague was one of the very few European cities that escaped damage in the Second World War.
In Prague the area around the old castle, built in the 13th and 14th century, is very impressive and offers a great view over this exciting city. Visit the popular Saint Vitus Cathedral and the Charles' bridge across Moldau river, with its lovely artists' market place. The old town hall, which dates back to 1338, houses a selection of restaurants and a friendly tavern. Not to be missed is a visit to the famous astronomy clock - it's unique. Prague is a lovely place, especially in the evenings. The train will take you there in twenty minutes.

Sokol camp site is also a good base for discovering the rest of the picturesque Czech countryside.