Camping Antholz

The South Tyrolean Puster Valley is a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts and active holidaymakers. Surrounded by wooded slopes, Camping Antholz welcomes its guests at 1,250 metres above sea level with a family atmosphere. While nature enthusiasts follow the extensive network of trails through Trentino, those seeking relaxation can unwind in the campsite's own sauna. Winter campers can also spend unforgettable holidays in the snow at Camping Antholz; the ski lift and the perfectly groomed cross-country ski trail are just a short walk away.

Camping fun with a mountain panorama

A total of 120 pitches for holidaymakers of all ages are spread over 2 hectares of the Antholz campsite. The individual pitches are between 80 m² and 120 m² in size and therefore also offer enough space for caravans and motorhomes. A supply and disposal station for motorhomes as well as an emptying facility for cassette toilets are of course available. Those travelling without a tent or caravan can simply move into one of the three rental accommodations. There is a relaxed atmosphere at the Antholz campsite. Cleanliness is a top priority in all areas, for example in the modern sanitary buildings. In addition to hot showers, there is also a baby changing room as well as washing machines and tumble dryers. Other amenities at Camping Antholz include free Wi-Fi throughout the holiday complex, a dog shower for four-legged guests and opportunities for sporting activities, such as golf. There is a children's playground on the grounds of the holiday resort, which offers plenty of space for the little ones to run around. The sauna and various spa facilities ensure relaxation and well-being. The campsite kiosk offers small snacks and cool drinks. In addition, a cosy restaurant with a sun terrace and rustic bar caters for the physical well-being of holidaymakers. Active guests are also welcome to use the bike hire service, as there is plenty to discover around the Antholz campsite.

Exploring the north of Italy

The Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park offers a wide network of trails with panoramic routes. Incidentally, the highest proportion of glaciers of all South Tyrolean nature parks can be found here. A nature discovery trail on the shores of Lake Antholz invites you to visit. Thanks to exciting information boards, you can learn all kinds of interesting facts about the Antholz Valley. Managed mountain pastures and the Rieserferner mountain hut are popular hiking destinations. The Antholz-Mittertal church is interesting for culture enthusiasts: the parish was first mentioned in a document in 1220. The late baroque building impresses with its striking rectangular windows and the wildly romantic shingle roof. Alpine climbers enjoy the thrill high above Lake Antholz on the "A thousand times touched" tour. For winter holidays, the Antholz Valley offers a network of more than 60 km of cross-country ski trails as well as fun in the snow on the Riepenlift and on the Kronplatz ski mountain.