Euro-Camp Wilder Kaiser

Idyllic mountain lakes, lush valleys and snow-sure mountains form the backdrop to the Euro-Camp Wilder Kaiser. In the middle of the marvellous Kaiserwinkl region, the seasons and nature determine the daily routine. Spring hiking, sunbathing and skiing - the range of sports and leisure activities on offer is almost limitless. Of course, there's plenty for the little ones too: a child-friendly play and water area will make their eyes light up. The wellness oasis promises hours of relaxation.

Comfort camping with magnificent mountain views

The 5.2-hectare site is located in Kössen, a municipality in Tyrol with a population of around 4,300. The site is easily accessible from Germany via the A176 motorway and the German-Austrian border crossing at Klobensteiner Straße. The location is impressive as soon as you arrive, with the imposing mountain world of the Kaiser Mountains stretching out in front of the windscreen. In between, meadows and forests, rushing rivers and picturesque forest pools add to the scenery. The Euro-Camp Wilder Kaiser has 180 pitches with a basic size of 90 and 125 m². There are various equipment options, which differ in terms of location and utility connections. Other amenities include the generously designed public sanitary facilities. Here, hot running water and barrier-free access are just as much a matter of course as underfloor heating on cold days. The in-house spa centre with its saunas, steam baths, pools, relaxation areas and panoramic terraces also offers pleasant temperatures all year round. Children can have fun playing table tennis or mini golf. On hot summer days, the outdoor pool offers a welcome way to cool off. After swimming and splashing around, young and old alike can enjoy the warming rays of sunshine on the sunbathing lawn. But young holidaymakers won't be able to hold out for long, as it's too tempting to let off steam with the other children in the huge adventure playground. And should the sun hide behind the clouds, the indoor play area with climbing wall is a popular meeting place. A well-stocked mini-market and a restaurant serving regional dishes round off the main facilities.

Varied leisure activities at any time of year

The Kaiserwinkl region around the Wilder Kaiser is predestined for extensive hiking or mountain biking tours. Rafting on the Großache river is also a fast-paced holiday experience for the whole family. Not far from the campsite, there is a high ropes course for climbing adventures at lofty heights. Particularly brave guests can venture even higher with a paragliding flight. The campsite, which is open all year round, is also a good starting point for the surrounding ski slopes during the ski season. The valley station of the cable car is just 350 metres from the campsite. The winter sports facilities include ten different slopes, four toboggan runs, groomed cross-country ski trails and a ski school. Or how about a snowshoe hike or a game of curling?