We follow silent camping principles, therefore in order to provide a restful time for yourself and others, we ask you to respect these rules.
We offer you the possibility to spend the night in tents or campers in such a way to be closer to the nature. Camping "Lakeside" it located in Sigulda - Latvia. The heart of the Baltic states and one of the most beautiful cities in Latvia. The biggest and oldest national park in Latvia - Gauja National Park is just few kilometers away from camping. Riga airport is just a bit more than 60 kilometer away form "Lakeside" camping.
Camping "Lakeside" allows you to a break from everyday rush and enjoy delightful mornings, sunny days and calm evenings.
Here you can stay with your own tents or campers. "Lakeside" is a place where you can find yourself swimming in Matiņu lake, going for walks in forest trails or simply enjoy nature's beauty. In addition to the place for campers and tents, camping offers a shower and toilet. Campers can connect to the electricity, empty chemical toilet and refill water. We provide space for bonfires and picnic areas with tables.
Camping Lakeside is located in Sigulda, one of the most beautiful cities in Latvia.
We offer our guests a get away from a city hassle next to the lake surrounded by the greens and nature, next to Matinu lake.
The glamping can accommodate two people. And will let you cherish an easy morning and calm evenings with the background of bees buzzing, frogs croaking, birds chirping, leaves rustling and campfire crackling under the sky full of stars.
Glamping house is supplied with:
Stand up paddle. Unlike traditional surfing where the rider sits until a wave comes, stand up paddle boarders stand on their boards and use a paddle to propel themselves through the water.
At the moment we can offer 4 SUP boards. To rent a board you need to be at least 18 years old and you must have a valid ID card. Before you come, better call us - +371 27152155
In the territory of the campsite is also established a 1.7 km long walking trail in the forest and countless trails in the Gauja National Park.
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