Donaupark Camping Tulln

Close to the Wachau UNESCO World Heritage Site and just over half an hour's drive from Vienna, Donaupark Camping Tulln invites you to stay in the fascinating Danube wetlands.

Well-kept campsite right on the Danube cycle path

Donaupark Camping Tulln is located directly on the cycle path that runs along Austrian territory from Passau to the Slovakian border. WLAN is available free of charge throughout the site. There are pitches in various categories. Those who prefer even more comfort can rent a mobile home. As the campsite is located in an alluvial forest, there are both shady and sunny pitches. Dogs are welcome on the campsite and stay free of charge. The youngest holidaymakers will enjoy the large children's playground. For holidaymakers who book a pitch at Donaupark Camping Tulln, admission to the nearby Aubad natural outdoor pool is free. Water slides, beach volleyball courts and a swimming octopus provide plenty of variety. Stand-up paddle boards and pedal boats can be hired directly at the Aubad. Holidaymakers can recharge their batteries for all their activities in the campsite restaurant. The breakfast shop, which is open early in the morning, ensures a successful and enjoyable start to the day. Self-catering holidaymakers can make use of the well-equipped kitchen.

Excursion tips for nature and culture fans

The sights of the small town are within easy reach of Donaupark Camping Tulln. One of these is Garten Tulln, a fascinating garden exhibition. Open during the summer months, the attraction features 70 show gardens. Here, garden fans can find inspiration for designing their own green oasis. Garten Tulln also has a lot to offer families: The playground in the shade of tall trees provides plenty of exercise. The 30 metre high treetop path, which offers a magnificent view of the Danube floodplains, is also very popular. If you want to get to know the holiday region in the west of Vienna from a different perspective, plan a boat trip. Another popular destination is the historic town of Krems, which is considered the gateway to the Wachau. If you enjoy cycling while camping in Lower Austria, the Danube Cycle Path offers a sporting challenge. Depending on your fitness level, you can cycle to the Altenwörth hydroelectric power station or further upstream to Krems. The town of Tulln is well known to culture fans because of the Schiele Museum. The exhibition in the artist's birthplace shows drawings and paintings by the remarkable painter in the former town prison. Tulln also offers excellent shopping opportunities. There are many supermarkets for self-catering and the Rosenarcade shopping centre with more than 50 shops. Wine lovers are drawn from Tulln to the nearby Wagram wine-growing region, where Grüner Veltliner in particular thrives on the loess soils.

Camping close to nature on the Danube

Guests spend a carefree holiday right by the river at Donaupark Camping Tulln. The leisure paradise is located on the Danube and offers a perfect gateway to the Danube cycle path. A playground and a restaurant are just some of the amenities at this peaceful campsite.