Your quiet stop in the apple orchard.
Six camper spots among the apple trees in Măldărești, near Horezu. Donation-based, with power, fresh water and WiFi.
6 spots · Donation-basedMăldărești, near Horezu
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A small stop with the essentials.
Six spots at the edge of an apple orchard in Vâlcea County. Good for quiet stays, cultural trips, or a few days under the trees.
Peaceful orchard views
Wake up next to rows of apple trees, with the wooded hills of Horezu behind.
Electricity at all 6 spots
You pay according to consumption.
Fresh water
Fill up your tank on site.
Free WiFi
Included with every stay.
Chemical toilet station
A disposal point for cassette toilets.
Nearby
Heritage and mountains around Horezu.
Măldărești village
Culele de la Măldărești
Two fortified manor houses, Cula Greceanu and Cula Duca, and a small ethnographic museum, a short drive from the camperstop.
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UNESCO World Heritage
Horezu Monastery
Founded by Constantin Brâncoveanu in 1690 and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, a reference of the Brâncovenesc style.
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UNESCO intangible heritage
Horezu ceramics workshops
Handmade pottery with traditional patterns in red, yellow and green, passed down for generations. Watch potters at the wheel and take a piece home.
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Natural gorge
Bistrița Gorge
The narrowest gorge in Romania that you can drive through, with steep limestone walls, clear streams and small caves.
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Monastery, 15th century
Bistrița Monastery
A monastery from the 15th century in the Bistrița valley, known for its painted church, its quiet setting and its place in Romanian Orthodox culture.
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Wooden church, 16th century
Dintr-un Lemn Monastery
A monastery with a wooden church from the 16th century, named for the legend that it was built from a single oak: “dintr-un lemn” means “from one tree”.
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Cave, Oltețului Gorge
Polovragi Cave
A large cave in the Căpățânii Mountains near Polovragi Monastery, with stalactites, stalagmites and local legends about the Dacian priest Zalmoxis.
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Mountain road, DN67C
Transalpina
The highest road in Romania, crossing the Carpathians at over 2,000 m with wide views, hairpin bends and alpine meadows.
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Your contributions help us maintain this peaceful spot for fellow travellers.
Find us
Măldărești, Vâlcea County
Strada Lunca 20, 247705 Măldărești, Romania
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