Camping Swissplage

Surrounded by a marvellous mountain backdrop, Camping Swissplage welcomes its guests in the southern Swiss canton of Valais. The family-friendly campsite boasts a small private swimming lake, a playground and a paddling pool for the youngest guests. The Rhone flows directly alongside the campsite and also offers the opportunity to cool off and go fishing. Active guests can use the volleyball court or go hiking and cycling in Valais.

Family campsite with its own swimming lake

Just 1 km from the charming village of Salgesch, Camping Swissplage on the edge of the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park in the Swiss Valais invites you to enjoy a varied holiday. Nature lovers will feel just as at home on the cosy campsite with 120 pitches as families and couples. Dogs are also very welcome at Camping Swissplage. Guests can use WLAN on the 8-hectare site for a small surcharge. In addition to the pitches, holidaymakers can also rent romantic chalets and fully equipped caravans. The amenities also include a light-flooded pizzeria, which also offers all meals to take away. In addition, a small shop on site provides campers with everything they need. With the Rhone on one side and the idyllic bathing lake on the other, Camping Swissplage is an Eldorado for water lovers. Those seeking peace and quiet can enjoy a relaxing holiday on the well-tended sunbathing lawn by the water. Families can splash around on the campsite's 150 metre long shoreline. There is also a separate swimming pool for the little ones. In summer, friendly entertainers invite children to join in with fun games. There is also a large playground as well as table tennis and pool tables. Older children can quickly make new friends playing boccia or volleyball.

Excursions around Salgesch

There is plenty to discover in the area surrounding Camping Swissplage, including the nearby wine village of Salgesch. Anyone interested in the history of the holiday region should visit the wine museum, which is housed in a historic building. Here, visitors can learn about the importance of viticulture for Salgesch. A hike along the 6-kilometre-long vineyard trail to Sierre is also worthwhile. The route is lined with 80 interesting information boards on the subject of viticulture. The Pfyn-Finges Nature Park, the largest contiguous pine forest in the Alps, is recommended for extended tours. The 2 km long emerald lizard trail, which starts at Salgesch railway station and teaches hikers of all ages about these rare animals, is particularly suitable for families. Cyclists can follow the 308 km long Rhone cycle path to Sierre, for example, which is 4 km away.