The Top 15 Campsites in Tirol

Regardless of which campsite you decide to stay at, they all offer fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. Many are located by a lake or river, making them excellent places to cool off in summer. Children and adults alike will enjoy the large range of sports and activities on offer at Tirol’s campsites.

From simple and minimalist to modern and luxurious – Tirol is home to over 80 campsites offering a wide range of standards for all tastes and budgets. The more up-market sites are often equipped with chalets, lodges and glamping tents and offer spa facilities as well as a programme of activities for adults and children. These are generally rated four-star or five-star and in many cases are award-winning. On the other hand, smaller and more minimalist campsites are good if you are keen to enjoy a back-to-basics camping experience in Tirol.

There are many campsites in Tirol focussed on welcoming families and offering a wide range of highlights and activities for youngsters of all ages. These include indoor and outdoor pools, play areas, petting zoos, entertainment programmes and more. Some  of the best-known family-friendly campsites in Tirol include Ferienparadies Natterer See, Tirol Camp Fieberbrunn, Auenfeld Erlebnis Resort Zillertal, Karwendel Camping and Natürlich Hell – Camping & Aparthotel. A number of family-friendly campsites are located next to a lake, making them particularly popular in summer.

Camping is generally one of the most affordable ways of spending a holiday. Some of the more basic campsites charge around 40 euros for two people for one night. The prices do, of course, vary according to the level of luxury on offer and according to the season. If you are able to, it is significantly cheaper to camp during the low season instead of during the high season.

If you are travelling during the busy high season we recommend booking in advance. Almost all campsites have an online booking system these days where you can see which pitches are still available. If you are travelling spontaneously then we still recommend calling ahead and speaking to a member of staff at reception.

No. Camping is only permitted on official campsites. Please be aware that this also applies if you have been turned away from a campsite which is full. Campers who pitch a tent or sleep in their campervan in places where this is not permitted can expect to receive a fine.