Camping Eichenwald
Campsite Overview
ADAC Classification
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Campsite Intro
About
Beautiful, quiet, natural place in the upper Inn Valley with numerous excursion opportunities in the surroundings.
Special offers
The largest contiguous oak forest in Tyrol begins at the campsite. The trees on the site are between 300 and 700 years old. Enclosure with 16 fallow deer on the site. Large, natural open-air enclosure adjacent. Automatic cassette emptying machine.
Campsite features
Swimming Pool
Dogs allowed
Child-friendly
Restaurant
Shopping
Internet
Awards, Recognitions & Discounts
Verified achievements earned through on-site ADAC inspections, eco-certifications, and outstanding campsite performance.
ADAC Tip
Campsite with 4 or 4.5 stars in the ADAC classification.
Clear & straightforward
No hidden costs, Always transparent
Let the numbers speak
Over 500,000 overnight stays booked in the past 12 months
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Campsite information
Accommodations
- Pitches for tourists: 70
- Pitches parceled: 60
- Pitches for permanent campers: 30
- Rental accommodations: 10
- Rentals with sanitary facilities: 10
Stay
- Languages at reception: English, German
Measurements
- Total size of the campsite: 2,5 ha
- Size of the pitches: 100 - 140 m²
- Meters above sea level: 670 m
Surrounding area
- Nearest town/village center: Stams (in 200 m)
- Public transport stop: (in 100 m)
- Accessibility: Campsite close to the highway
ADAC search number: NT2800
"Under this number, you will find the campsite in the printed camp guide: ADAC Campingführer and on the corresponding planning map."
Site
Level terrain steps in an oak forest, but also areas of meadows with younger bushes and trees. Some pitches partly gravelled. Between the outskirts and wooded slope, next to the ski jump facility. Mountain view.
Offer & equipment
Target group
- Campsite with special offers for children under 12 years old
- Campsite for winter sports enthusiasts
Swimming & Wellness
- Heated outdoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Indoor swimming pool (in 8 km)
Children
- Baby changing room
- Children's playground
dogs
- Dogs allowed
Sport
- Golf course (in 5 km)
Winter sports
- Cross-country ski trail (in 1 km)
- Ski lift (in 20 km)
- Ski bus (in 100 m)
Eat, Drink, Shop
- Kiosk
- Restaurant or pub
- Grocery store (in 400 m)
- Supermarket (in 500 m)
Sanitary
- Showers: 18
- Dishwashing basin: 9
- Sanitary cabin for guests with reduced mobility
- Toilets: 21
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machines
Pitch
- Waste water and fresh water connections: 12
- Sockets: 13 amps
Supply and disposal for motor homes
- Emptying waste water tanks
- Emptying of cassette toilets
- Gas cylinder supply
- Full supply and disposal for motor homes
Internet access
- Wifi on the entire site
- Wifi in the reception and restaurant area
Entertainment
- Lounge
Accessibility
- Sanitary cabin for guests with reduced mobility
Location
Address
Schießstandweg 10
6422 Stams
Nordtirol
Austria
Coordinates
Latitude 47° 16' 31" N (47.27555)
Longitude 10° 59' 10" E (10.98623333)
Access route
Continue on the B171, turn off towards the monastery, still about 1 km. Signposted.
Camping Eichenwald reviews
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Details
General condition of the campsite
2.5Cleanliness of the sanitary facilities
5Pitch or accommodation
2.5Price-performance ratio
2.5Shopping facilities on campsites
2.5Catering
10Friendliness of the staff
2.5Wifi / Internet quality
7.5Coverage of mobile network
7.5Calmness score
10
7 reviews
7 reviews
Never again
2
Gabi und Joachim
Caravan
Couple
What was very good was the dinner and then that was it. The campsite was unkempt. Very steep access to the sites. The view was very beautiful. No card payment, only cash. Everything must be paid extra, very annoying. And now the biggest outrage: we paid 13 euros for electricity for one night, that is outrageous. Some may find that normal, we do not. We love camping, but everything has its limits.
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Nicely located campsite
Superb10
Anonymous
Beautiful campsite, even though we were there during the actual closing hours (12-5 PM), we were shown available pitches. Ultimately, we had the choice of where to stand. Quiet place with great views.
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Anytime again!
Superb10
Reinhard
We stumbled upon this campsite by chance. We were actually on our way to Calabria and were looking for a stopover for one night. It turned into three with two very beautiful hikes. The site itself is very nicely laid out, clean and well-kept. The sanitary facilities are very clean and nicely done. All in all, highly recommended; we would gladly come back.
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great terraced campsite with a view of the mountains, nice operators,
Superb10
Frank
we stumbled upon the site by chance and spent a night here. The site is beautifully laid out, offers clean pleasant sanitary facilities, rolls, service, and supplies at most sites – and a breathtaking view of the mountains, suitable not only for an overnight stop but also for a longer vacation.
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Overnight stay, okay...
4
Achim
We were only there for an overnight stop at the campsite. For one night, you park a bit outside, we could choose our own spot, water and electricity right at the pitch. The sanitary facilities are a bit odd, very cramped and for the size of the site there are few toilets and showers. Near the pitch there is a "makeshift toilet" (unisex), well... Getting there is somewhat special; if you have a caravan in tow, you might find it puzzling. You follow the sign for the reception parking, which means a narrow access road, uphill with a poorly visible curve. It is advisable for the passenger to get out and check the situation beforehand.
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always good for a stopover...
Very good8
Oliver
How easy camping life can be, arrive, set up, connect, check in at night, done. And what a beautiful backdrop, one should actually stay longer if it weren't for the return trip. I have never found the same toilet again, as everything seems a bit built-up, but the sanitary facilities themselves were mostly great (standing urinals are just silly with their 'range of effect'). Had very delicious Tyrolean cheese noodles in the restaurant after checking in at night. If we are in the area, we will come back.
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A lot of space to choose for yourself
Superb10
Uwe
Simply drive there, choose a suitable spot, and then check in at the reception. It couldn't be easier. The freedom to choose a spot is probably the best thing that can happen to you. The sanitation facilities are perfectly fine. The restaurant is great, the staff is very friendly, what more could you want? Next year it will again be a stop for us. Highly recommended!!!
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Campsite classification
Sanitary
4.5
Quantity
Quality
Area/Site
4.3
Pitches
Public areas
Leisure
0.6
Sport, games, wellness
Animation
Swimming
1.2
In nature
Indoor & Outdoor Pools
Supply
2.2
Shopping possibilities
Gastronomic offers
Prices
Payment Information
Payment
Legal information
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Frequently asked questions about the campsite Camping Eichenwald
What makes the nature around Camping Eichenwald so special?
The campsite is located right at the edge of the largest contiguous oak forest in Tyrol. Some of the majestic oak trees on the site are an impressive 300 to 700 years old. A real highlight for animal lovers is the on-site enclosure, which is home to 16 fallow deer, as well as the adjacent, natural open-air enclosure.
What are the pitches like and is there a free choice of pitch?
You can expect levelled terraced areas in the light oak forest as well as sunny grassy areas. The pitches are partly on a gravelled ground and offer a wonderful view of the Tyrolean mountains. Many campers appreciate the wonderfully uncomplicated free choice of pitch upon arrival – you simply choose your favourite pitch and register afterwards.
Are there any special features regarding access or the terrain that I should know about?
The access road to the reception is a narrow, steep road with a tight bend. If you are arriving with a car and caravan, it is worth having your passenger get out beforehand to check the situation. The sanitary building is clean and well-maintained, but its layout can feel a bit winding to some guests.
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