Autocamp Rudava is a well-known destination visited by tourists from all over the world.
The strategic location of the caravan park is advantageous for migrant tourists, but also for those who plan to stay longer. From us it is close to South Moravia in the Czech Republic, literally a jump to Austria to the region of Niederösterreich and Vienna. You can be in the center of Bratislava in less than an hour by car.
Directly in the car camp there is a children's pool, gastro unit, which also serves as food, gazebo with grill, summer cinema, children's, volleyball and mini-football field, newly built showers and bathrooms. The camp offers four types of accommodation. (tent, caravan, cottage, bungalow) You can reach us by rail, (exit Veľké Leváre) by car on the highway, (exit Malacky, Kúty) by bike along the Eurovelo 13 or by water by rafting the river Morava (exit Gajary 53 y. km ). The car camp regularly organizes optional trips to the near and wide surroundings.
In cooperation with the SNM in Bratislava, a mini mini-exhibition entitled: “Mini-exposition of the Ice Age in Malé Leváry” was created in our reception area.
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VEĽKÉ LEVÁRE was settled by the Habans, also referred to as the Hutter brothers, Anabaptists or neophytes. In 1592, the Haban yard was built around the local square. It is the largest surviving locality of the original dwelling of Habans in Europe.
One of the centres of the cult of the Virgin Mary of Seven Grievances, the patron saint of Slovakia is the church in Šaštín of 1736. It is visited by thousands of pilgrims not only from Slovakia but also from abroad.
VEĽKÉ LEVÁRE was settled by the Habans, also referred to as the Hutter brothers, Anabaptists or neophytes. In 1592, the Haban yard was built around the local square. It is the largest surviving locality of the original dwelling of Habans in Europe.
One of the centres of the cult of the Virgin Mary of Seven Grievances, the patron saint of Slovakia is the church in Šaštín of 1736. It is visited by thousands of pilgrims not only from Slovakia but also from abroad.