Camping in Salzburg
13 campsites in Austria, Salzburg
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Sportcamp Woferlgut, a family-run site, is one of the best in Austria. It lies in the village of Bruck at the northern end of the Großglocknerstrasse mountain road in the Hohe Tauern National Park, near the Zeller See. The level grass pitches are marked out by shrubs, and each has 16A metered electricity, water, drainage, cable TV socket and a gas point.
Camping Grubhof is a beautifully laid out, level and spacious site set in the former riding and hunting park of the 14th-century Schloss Grubhof. The 250 touring pitches have been carefully divided into separate areas for different types of visitors – dog owners, young people, families and groups, and a quiet area. All the generous XXL pitches (at least 180 sq.m) provide electricity (16A), water and drainage (also in winter), many along the bank of the Saalach River.
Camping Wolfgangsee Birkenstrand has spectacular views over the Wolfgangsee and the distant mountains. This friendly, family-run site offers a relaxing holiday in an ‘away from it all’ location in Salzburg. With direct access to the crystal clear waters of the lake, the opportunities for watersports are numerous - snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing and water-skiing; courses are also available. There are multiple cycling routes from the site which range from flat and easy to more challenging.
This site is set in a beautiful location and is open for eleven months of the year. In winter the campsite is a perfect base for winter sports and in summer a great campsite to enjoy with a lake available for swimming and to fish only 500 metres from the campsite. Other amenities are a snack bar open daily from 10.00 a.m until dusk, supplying you with pizza and other light snacks, and a shop selling basic amenities between peak seasons. A children's playground and a petting corner with ponies at rabbits which children can enjoy during the summer months. During the winter, there is a heated boot room, and a free ski bus (Z3) stops at the campsite gates; during summer, bus 660 will take you into the local town from the site entrance.
This small site is ideally placed for those wanting a night stop when travelling on the Salzburg-Badgastein road, but could also make a base for seeing this interesting area of mountains, lakes, salt mines, ice caves and famous towns. The flat, open site lies behind the Gasthof Hirschenwirt, with just 60 (100 sq.m) pitches on grass on either side of gravel roads. All have access to electricity and cable TV connections. This mountain area has cycle and mountain bike tracks and sporting opportunities locally include rafting, riding or paragliding. Being on a major road route there is traffic noise and the site is also close to a railway line, power station and other works.
Surrounded by fields on one side and woods on the other, Camping Bad Neunbrunnen is in the eastern Tirol region of Austria, and is a haven of peace and quiet. Its own small lake offers opportunities to swim and fish; it even has its own freshwater spring. There are around 165 pitches, of which 65 are for touring units, all with electricity connections (max. 16A). Twelve pitches are fully serviced, including gas. The restaurant overlooking the lake offers excellent value. The site is open all year, with skiing attracting visitors in winter, whilst during the rest of the year guided walks and cycle tracks start from the site.
Kur-camping has been run by a friendly Dutch family for ten years and is open all year. It lies in Bad Gastein, a valley in southern Salzburgerland between the Grossglockner and the Hohe Tauern mountains. This valley is one of the most beautiful in Austria, famous for its spas and wonderful mountain scenery. There are 100 generous pitches of which 90 are for touring. Fifty are on hardstandings and all have varying amounts of shade. All have 16A electricity (2-pin sockets) and most are fully serviced, including gas and a TV point. The campsite has all the necessary facilities for summer and winter camping.
Panoramacamping Stadblick is superbly located for visiting Salzburg. From this 70-pitch site with excellent modern sanitary facilities, there are views over the city to Salzburg’s hilltop castle beyond. The city is easily reached, either from a bus stop only a few minutes walk away, or tours can be arranged departing directly from the site. There is also a cycle route to the city.
Surrounded by gentle hills and adorned with trees and flowers, Seecamp is separated from the lake by a narrow public road, although there is access to the water through the municipal bathing area. When seen in mid-week it was very quiet, but one would imagine that it is more lively during weekends in high season. The 170 grass pitches (100 for touring units, the remainder for long stay units) are on either side of gravel roads on a very gentle slope. They are not marked out or numbered and the position of electricity boxes allows little space. All pitches have 6A electricity and connections are available for TV/radio, water and drainage. No English is spoken.
Sitting high among the rolling meadows of a working farm, in the Lammertal Valley is this small, friendly site which has breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. It has a total of 70 pitches, of which 40 are for touring units. All are set on flat gravel and grass terraces and have 10A electricity (2-pin sockets) and drainage, with water nearby. The small fenced swimming pool (10x5 m) is unheated and has paved surrounds. The site has exemplary sanitary facilities, and together with its rural location, dramatic views and friendly atmosphere is a good site for those seeking some peace and quiet.
The centrally-located campsite on the outskirts of the city of Salzburg has been managed by the Lex family for the past 60 years. Only 700 metres from the motorway exit “Salzburg Nord”, it is not only the perfect place to stay while passing through, but for leisure and recreational holidays as well. With its approximately 100 pitches, this well-maintained campsite, set amongst lush greenery and blooming flowers is the ideal starting point for the 3.5 km distant city. It is also suitably located for day trips to the Salzkammergut (lake district), the Ice Caves, the Salt Mines and many more sights. A bus stop and bike path to the city centre are right on the doorstep. The complex is equipped with a swimming pool, newly-renovated sanitary facilities with free showers, washing machine & dryer, new toddler playground, bike rental, kiosk with basic food, cafeteria and Wi-Fi. A restaurant (150m) and supermarket (300m) are also nearby.
This campsite is currently closed for redevelopment, it is expected to re-open in 2023.
National Park Camping Andrelwirt is located in the very heart of the Hohe Taauern National Park, surrounded by the Rauris mountains with every pitch offering a panoramic view.
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Salzburg
Situated in the heart of Austria is the Lake District and Salzburg. With its ancient castles, curative spas and salt mines to visit, it's a cultural centre and haven for wellness. The city has plenty of music, art and drama festivals to enjoy, while the lakes offer a dramatic setting for walking and cycling.
There are many fine examples of Baroque architecture in Salzburg, including the Hellbrunn Castle and Mirabell Palace, as well as numerous churches and squares. Lacing between these impressive buildings are the narrow streets - Getreidegasse the famous shopping street, Judengasse in the Jewish district, and the medieval Steingasse - and the city's green spaces provide a quiet spot for peaceful contemplation.
Besides the spectacular scenery of the lakes, Salzkammergut is home to several spa towns. Bad Ischl retains its imperial charms, having been a tourist destination since the 19th century, and highlights include the Imperial Villa and Kaisertherme, a thermal spa. More crowded is St Wolfgang, starting point of the steam railway Schafbergbahn.