The Titius Volunteer Centre is a contemporary polyvalent structure with a fully equipped laboratory for scientists and archaeology, and hostel-type accommodations for 38 persons. The centre was named Titius after the ancient name for the Krka River. Near the Krka Eco Campus, at the crossroads of several Illyrian tribes, the Roman military camp was erected.
The ground floor consists of a laboratory, the second floor of the commons room and standard rooms and rooms for persons with disabilities, while on the third floor are mores rooms and the washroom facility. The volunteer centre also contains a dining room and internet café, and relaxation area enabling visitors to get to know one other and the expert staff of the Krka Eco Campus. The dining room can host organised groups housed in the volunteer centre and as a refreshment area (without catering service) for other groups and individual visitors of the campus. A visitor washroom facility is available in the new auxiliary building.
As the name implies, the volunteer centre is intended for volunteers, researchers, study groups, scientists and artists, and all those interested in learning more about the diverse ecosystems of this protected area. Individuals can get involved in activities in the protected area through the volunteer programmes for the current year.
The service prices of the volunteer centre are listed in the price list.
