Camping in Carinthia
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On the southern shore of Lake Ossiach, in the heart of Carinthia, close to the borders with Italy and Slovenia, this site offers spas, saunas and a range of health treatments. It also serves as a base from which to explore the attractive countryside of southern Austria on foot, by bicycle or by car. The level touring pitches all have electricity connections, additional pitches have mobile homes to rent. The site has a private beach where you can have a gentle swim or take advantage of some of the varied activities that are organised. There is even a distillery providing drinks for the restaurant!
The small-scale Camping Maltschacher Seewirt is located in the south of Austria, in the state of Carinthia, with direct access and views of the lake. During high season, the campsite provides plenty of entertainment for the whole family with chilled campfire evenings with the entertainment team or sports tournaments such as volleyball, badminton and football.
Found within the picturesque Upper Carinthian landscape, Seecamping Kleblach-Lind offers a the perfect Austrian escape just outside the charming village of Kleblach. Its prime location makes it the ideal base for exploring the region's top attractions, from scenic lakes to majestic mountains. On-site, there are 45 touring pitches with 10-15Amp electric hook-up points available. Most pitches are open but have spectacular views of the lake.
Drau-Camping Sachsenburg is your perfect base for hiking, cycling, water sports, or simply unwinding. Located on the banks of the Drau River, this friendly campsite offers a serene setting for families and solo travellers alike.
Dellach is a health resort in the delightful Upper Drautal region of Carinthia. Am Waldbad has 215 pitches, mostly for touring, and is located on the banks of the River Drau. One part of the site is devoted to a large water park (with a 45 m. water slide) which is open to the general public but is free to campers. The site’s restaurant is next to the swimming pool and specialises in Carinthian dishes. Pitches here are grassy and of a reasonable size, all with 10A electricity. The adventure playground is outstanding, covering 1,700 sq.m. and includes two zip wires, a mountain stream with a rock pool and a campfire area.
Terrassen Camping Ossiacher See is a gently terraced site, protected by rising hills with lovely views across the lake to the mountains beyond. Trees, flowers, hedges and bushes abound, adding atmosphere to this neat and tidy site. The 429 level pitches, all with electricity, are in rows on the level grass terraces separated by hard roads and some divided by hedges. A separate area (40-50 pitches) is provided for campers with dogs. Good English is spoken.
This neat and tidy site is situated in a valley with views of the surrounding mountains. The 160 marked and numbered pitches for touring units vary in size on level grass terraces. Although there are many trees, not all parts have shade. All pitches have 6A electricity and 55 also have water, drainage, TV and phone connections. At the lakeside is a large, well kept grass area for sunbathing, with a wooden deck area right next to the water providing steps for swimming in the lake. It is very much a site for families where children really are catered for and it has a pleasant atmosphere.
Directly on Faakersee, Camping Arneitz is one of the best sites in this area, central for the region's attractions, watersports and walking. Family run, Arneitz leads the way with good quality and comprehensive facilities. A newly built reception building at the entrance reflects the site's quality and, separate from reception facilities, has a good collection of tourist literature and two desks with computers for guests to use.
This is a large site in a beautiful location. It is busy, family oriented with a sociable atmosphere, particularly in the restaurant in the evenings. The 590 pitches (540 for tourers) are on flat, well drained grass, backing onto hedges on either side of access roads. They vary in size (45-120 sq.m) and access to some can be tricky. Special pitches are set aside for motorhomes. The entrance is directly opposite the park leading to the swimming pool, which campers have free access to and where there is free WiFi. Many organised activities, including games & competitions. This site can become crowded in the school holidays. Good English is spoken.
This is a pleasant, family owned site in a secluded area on the edge of the lake. Out of season, it is quiet but can be very crowded in the high season. Pitches are level, grassy and well defined, but rather small with a large proportion of plots being taken up by seasonal units. The site facilities are housed in a split-level building at the entrance. Sanitary areas are at low level and a small restaurant/bar with terrace overlooking the lake, are on top. Basic meals are available.
This site is high in the Villacher Alpes above the village of Nötsch, to the southwest of Villach. Owned and managed by a friendly Dutch couple, the site provides a good, quiet, short or long stay in the low season. With 150 small to medium size touring pitches, all with 16A electricity, and five mobile homes to rent, the site has lovely views along the valley. In high season, reservations are essential since the site is normally full. The Italian and Slovakian borders are nearby.
Situated between two national parks in a valley between the mountains, this family run, four-hectare site offers spectacular views over the surrounding area, especially from the pool which is over 300 sq.m. with a grassy sunbathing area and is open to all (at extra cost). There are 220 grass pitches on narrow terraces (70-100 sq.m) and mostly in rows on either side of narrow access roads. Numbered and marked, some separated with low hedges, all have electricity and 160 have water and drainage.
This small site located on a hillside overlooking the south side of Worthersee lake. The campsite is run as a supplement to the guesthouse and has basic facilities. There is space for up to 150 touring units (20 on hardstanding). All are undefined and in a meadow or on grassy terraces on the open hillside. Electricity (16A) is available for 80 units. Some areas have views of the lake and there is some shade in places. Lake swimming is available, but the shore shelves steeply so may not be suitable for young children and non-swimmers. The site was formerly known as Weisses Rössl and the Gasthof-Pension and Restaurant have been merged into the Camping Village.
This well-appointed site at the eastern end of the Millstätter See is the only one in the area with direct access to its own private beach. Consisting of fairly coarse sand, it is regularly cleaned. The 200 marked pitches (60-107 sq.m), all for touring units, are all serviced with water, drainage and 6A electric hook-ups, and are in rows on level grass with tarmac access roads.
Naturpark Schluga Seecamping is pleasantly situated on a natural wooded hillside. It is about 300 m. from a small lake with clean water, where the site has a beach of coarse sand and a large grassy meadow where inflatable boats can be kept. There is also a small bar and a sunbathing area for naturists, although this is not a naturist site.
In the picturesque Drau valley, southeast of Klagenfurt, Rosental Roz has magnificent views along the valley and of the cliffs that form the Austrian southern border with Slovenia. The site is also close to Italy. There are 430 pitches (all for touring) and 16 mobile homes to rent around a small swimming lake with water slide. All pitches have 16A electricity and 50 pitches also have water and drainage. An active children’s club provides lots to occupy the youngsters and guided walks for adults are organised from the campsite.
This site on the edge of the lake is owned by the Gasthof Brückler guest house, which is on the road directly opposite. Out of season, it is very quiet and its position at the end of the lake makes it a pleasant place to stay whilst visiting the area. In high season it can become crowded and less appealing. The 150 touring pitches are on level grass, well defined but rather small, with a further 50 pitches being taken up by seasonal units. There is shade to some plots. A 10A electricity supply is available, using 2-pin continental sockets. One old toilet block central to the site is adequate, clean and well maintained. On arrival register at Gasthof Bruckler. Some English is spoken.
Sabotnik is a very large and extremely well managed naturist site. It is situated on the banks of the Keutschacher See and caters especially for families. A separate area is designated for visitors with dogs. It is a very private site with 500 of the 750 pitches set aside for touring. All have 12A, continental, 2-pin electrical supply. The grass pitches are well defined and in orderly rows but there is very little shade.
Müllerhof is an excellent naturist site, very well run, with families in mind, by its owners, the Safron family. Backed by a pine forest, on the southern side of the Keutschacher lake in Carinthia, the gently sloping site of almost six hectares provides 280 touring pitches, all with 6/10A electricity (Europlug) and TV connections. Manicured grass with neat rows of varied, mature trees, light coloured compacted gravel access roads and a security barrier at the entrance indicate that this is a well maintained site. Three grass sunbathing areas (one large, two small), each have direct access to the crystal clear waters of the lake which are edged with flowering lilies and rushes.
This is a beautiful small site set in a high alpine valley with great views in every direction. With 65 touring pitches, all with electricity, this is a great site for those seeking peace and quiet and the opportunity to explore the local area either by bike or on foot.
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Carinthia
Dominated by lakes and mountains, the Carinthia region is a beautiful area that offers a quieter retreat for campers and caravanners. It's a place to rest and recharge, and to enjoy the harmony of its natural surroundings and the hospitality of its people.
Lake Wörthersee in the south is popular with sunseekers and water sports enthusiasts thanks to its warm climate, cool waters and relaxed pace. To the northwest, Hohe Tauern National park offers up stunning scenery and a host of wildlife from chamois and marmots to bearded vultures. One of the park's highlights is the Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain, and its glacier, the Pasterze, which are truly breathtaking in the summer months against the wide blue sky.
Carinthia is a region that enjoys its food and drink, and there are plenty of weekly farmers' markets to explore, as well as herb, beef and polenta festivals during the year. The region's stone pine schnapps, Zirbenschnapps, is a popular after dinner digestive with an aroma influenced by the cones of a pine tree.