Camping Löwenhof

We used the site for a stopover on our way to Italy. Since the campsite was full, we got a spot across at the parking campsite. We paid 42€ for one night. For a stopover, the site is okay; Brixen is reachable on foot (2 km) for a stroll. The site itself has little charm but does have a small pool and offers clean sanitary facilities in the attached hotel.

41€ for one night is, in our opinion, way too expensive for the offering (toilets and shower containers) on gravel site. We wanted to stay for 2 nights, but instead drove on to the next place.

The camping site is small and seemed unkempt at first glance. The pitch is probably relatively new - thus at first glance bare but clean. However, one quickly realizes that there is not a flat spot. Particularly for a rest area (as named at the reception), which is more intended for a short stay, this is annoying. Pitches for us were of sufficient size. For €39 per night there is fresh water 10 liters for €0.10. Cleanliness of the sanitary containers is OK. Showers can be taken, with curtains, but also without a surface for drying/ changing and without privacy. Toilets are cramped and, of course, without soap and towel. Possible for dog owners, but little green space nearby. Infrastructure of the camping site (e.g., dishwashing area) was not allowed to be used. Only the convenient location to see Brixen and the few alternatives speak for the place.

Very pleasant campsite, small but generous pitches. Bus stops in front of the hotel. Great and very clean sanitary facilities. Reception staff friendly and helpful. Organization/allocation of the pitches somewhat unclear but unproblematic.

Suitable for one or two overnight stays. Nice Warsaw in the basement of the hotel. Water pressure in the shower was a bit weak and the water could be warmer. Parking spaces are okay but the place lacks charm. The price for 2 overnight stays in October is 120 Euros.

The site is easily accessible right between the hotel and a relatively noisy stream. Well located as an overnight spot too. Fresh rolls are available in the morning. The nearest discount store is only about 150m away. Sanitary facilities are modern and clean, but particularly too few toilets. Here you often have to wait in line.

The site is relatively small and clear. The sanitary facilities are modern and clean. Brixen is quickly reachable by bus and is worth a visit.

Very nice reception, the 'regular' spots are mostly shady due to the trees, while the Comfort spots are wonderful for basking in the sun. Both certainly have their advantages and disadvantages. The washrooms were modern, and I also liked the unisex shower solution, but overall, there were too few toilets and showers for the size of the campsite. You often had to wait in the mornings. The hotel restaurant and bar were very pleasant; prices are really reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. The pool was heated, making it usable even at slightly cooler temperatures. Unfortunately, the four-poster bed by the pool no longer looked inviting; the cushions and curtains have suffered immensely. Overall, a pleasant spot with a bus stop right at your doorstep.