Freizeitcamp Zell am Wallersee

You can expect an idyllic meadow with birch and beech trees extending over several terraces. High hedges beautifully divide the campsite into individual pitch fields. Since the site is located in a nature reserve, it is wonderfully green. The campsite is heavily characterised by permanent campers, creating a cosy atmosphere.

Yes, the beautiful swimming area on Lake Wallersee is only about 300 metres from the campsite. Directly adjacent to the campsite are parking spaces and a public lido. Perfect for jumping into the cool water on hot summer days or playing a round of beach volleyball!

Good to know: A railway line runs near the campsite. However, there is no train traffic at night, so you can sleep undisturbed. During the day, you can hear the trains from time to time, but most campers are not bothered by this at all amidst the idyllic nature.

Since we currently do not have exact rates for this campsite, we cannot give you precise prices. However, you should plan for the following cost factors when planning your holiday:

• Pitch fee: Depends on the season and the chosen category.
• Electricity: There are 16-amp sockets at the pitches, which are usually charged extra.
• Dogs: Your four-legged friends are allowed, but a fee is usually charged.
• Visitor's tax: The local tax of the Salzburg region is usually charged separately per person and night.
• ADAC Campcard: We are currently not aware of any discounts with the Campcard for this site.

Arrival is super uncomplicated, as it is a campsite close to the motorway. The pitches for holidaymakers are between 65 and 100 m² in size. Since the ground consists of grass, you should pack normal tent pegs and stakes suitable for soft to medium-hard soil.

You definitely won't go hungry! Directly on the campsite, there is a cosy restaurant as well as a snack bar for a quick bite. In the morning, the practical bread roll service spoils you with fresh pastries. For larger purchases, you will find a grocery store about 2 km away.