Bungala Kamena

Bungala Kamena (Бунгала Камена) is a small Bulgarian holiday accommodation brand based in the village of Kamena, in Petrich Municipality, southwestern Bulgaria. The complex is positioned at the foot of the Belasitsa mountain, an area known for its proximity to a number of natural and historical tourist attractions. According to its official website, the site offers bungalow-style accommodation with a total capacity of about 50 guests, a bar and restaurant, a children's corner, and facilities for parties and group events. The accommodation is organised into several bungalow types: a single bungalow sleeping up to three people, a "Family" bungalow sleeping up to five, and a double bungalow sleeping up to six. Beyond overnight stays, the complex markets itself for family celebrations, team-building events, children's parties and birthdays, and children's camps. The website also provides tourist information about nearby landmarks, including the Kameshnishki ("Shy") Waterfall, the "Sveti Iliya" church in the village of Belasitsa, the ancient site of Heraclea Sintica, the Samuil Fortress, and the Rupite locality. The brand operates as a small independent hospitality business rather than a large chain. Its official website carries a 2017 copyright notice and credits development to Yancho Karagogov. Wikidata classifies the subject simply as a "hut in Bulgaria," reflecting its modest scale and rural tourism character. The complex serves as a base for visitors exploring the Belasitsa region and the wider Petrich area of southwestern Bulgaria.

Bungala Kamena is a small holiday accommodation complex in the village of Kamena, Petrich Municipality, in southwestern Bulgaria. The village lies at the foot of the Belasitsa mountain, close to the borders with North Macedonia and Greece, an area rich in natural landmarks and archaeological sites. The complex was established to serve tourists visiting this part of the Petrich region. The official website of Bungala Kamena carries a copyright notice dated 2017 and credits development to Yancho Karagogov. The site presents the complex as a base for exploring nearby attractions such as the Kameshnishki ("Shy") Waterfall, the "Sveti Iliya" church in the village of Belasitsa, the ancient city of Heraclea Sintica, the Samuil Fortress, and the Rupite locality. These references indicate that the brand positions itself within the rural and cultural tourism market of the Belasitsa area. According to the website, the complex has a total accommodation capacity of about 50 people and offers several bungalow categories: a single bungalow for up to three guests, a "Family" bungalow for up to five, and a double bungalow for up to six. In addition to overnight stays, it provides a bar and restaurant, a children's corner, and facilities for parties, group events, team-building, children's parties and birthdays, and children's camps. This mix of services suggests the business targets both individual holidaymakers and organised groups. Wikidata records the subject simply as a "hut in Bulgaria," which reflects its modest scale and its classification within rural tourism infrastructure rather than as a large hotel chain. No founding year, ownership structure, or corporate parent is stated in the available evidence. The brand appears to operate as an independent, locally owned hospitality business.

• Official website copyright notice dated 2017

Small independent rural holiday complex at the foot of Belasitsa mountain, catering to families, groups and children's events.

• Single bungalow (up to 3 guests)

• Family bungalow (up to 5 guests)

• Double bungalow (up to 6 guests)

• Bar and restaurant

• Children's corner

• Event and party facilities

• Children's camps

1. 1Бунгала Kамена – село Камена, община Петричbungala-kamena.eu
2. 2Bungala Kamena - Wikidatawikidata.org