Camping in Tirol
36 campsites in Austria, Tirol
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2023, 2021, 2018
In a quiet location arranged around two lakes and set amidst beautiful alpine scenery, this site, founded in 1930, is renowned as one of Austria’s...
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2023
This is one of many Tirol campsites that cater equally for summer and winter (here seemingly more for winter when a reservation is essential). Tirol...
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2019
Aktiv-Camping is a long site which lies beside, but is fenced off from, the River Inn. The 115 touring pitches, mainly gravelled for motorhomes, are...
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2020
Located on the shores of the enchanting Walchsee lake, Ferienpark Terrassencamping Süd-See is a terraced campsite with excellent panoramic views of the lake and Kaisergebirge...
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2019
This campsite is currently closed for redevelopment. We were informed that the expected reopening date would be late 2021, however, the pandemic has delayed the...
Owned and run by the Grobner family, this informal little site nestles between wooded mountains with wonderful views along the valley. A crystal clear mountain...
The village of Fügen lies about six kilometres from the A12 autobahn at the start of the Zillertal, so is well placed for exploring the...
At Camping Schwarzsee the extensive space on offer makes the site so unique. In addition, the site boasts a comprehensive range of additional services from...
Lienzer Dolomiten is an unassuming little site, well placed on the B100, which runs from Lienz into Italy, through an extremely picturesque valley. There are...
This is a small, unspoiled family run site set among the mountains in the Pitztal. It is an ideal base for walks in the Tirolean...
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2022
High above the village of Tristach and 5 km. from Lienz, this is a perfect location for a peaceful and relaxing holiday or as a...
Three thousand feet above sea level, alongside the Achensee lake and surrounded by wooded hills and mountains, this impressive site has been redesigned and extended...
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2023
The pitches at Camping Mauterndorf are a great size and surrounded by mountains from all angles, and the staff are helpful and efficient. One of...
This very friendly, 35 pitch site has easy access from the A12/E60 Arlberg-Innsbruck autobahn and being in a small town with numerous supermarkets, restaurants and...
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2021
Erlebnis-Comfort-Camping Aufenfeld is an outstanding site, situated in a wide mountain valley with fine views and first class facilities. The main area of the site...
The Inn Valley is a very beautiful and popular part of Austria. Volders, some 15 km. from Innsbruck, is one of the little villages on...
In a village location in the Tannheimer Tal, with panoramic mountain scenery, Comfort Camp Grän is a family run site with excellent heated sanitary facilities...
In a mountain setting north of Seefeld and away from the main routes (particularly for caravans), Holiday Camping is not for single night stops but...
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2019
This well kept site with 150 touring pitches and good facilities is suitable both as a base for longer stays and also for overnight stops...
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2018
Camping Eichenwald is a small rural campsite in the Inn Valley area of the Tirol, 40 km. West of Innsbruck. The site lies on the...
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Tirol
Perhaps the best-known area and the most easily accessible part of the country is the Tirol in the west. A charming region with picturesque valleys to explore, it offers a raft of outdoor activities year round and has some wonderful campsites to stay on.
Tirol is the ideal place to get immersed in Austrian culture. The people are fond of their traditions, and folk music evenings and various festivals take place all through the year. Late summer and early autumn see animals being driven back from the pastures to their winter homes; cattle are adorned with flowers and bells, and these events are often accompanied by food and entertainment. Locally produced schnaps is not to be missed on such occasions.
A centre for outdoor sports, Tirol is a spectacular destination for hiking, climbing and cycling during the summer months and a haven for snow sports during winter. Skiing and snowboarding aren't the only options - for those who prefer to stay off the pistes there is ice skating, tobogganing and snowtubing.