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Jim2002 10 Jan 2012 20:11

Camping in Austria (Tirol)
 
I'll be in the Western Austria/The Tirol for a few days at the end of June. I'd like to stop on a small site with basic facilities (i.e. shower, water, etc.) - something like the smaller French municipal sites.

Does anyone have any first hand recommendations?

Thanks,

Jim

Milimut1 11 Jan 2012 17:18

Its not a small site any more, but the facilities are excellent, and just outside Innsbruck its handy for almost anywhere.
The site is called Natterer See, it has a swimming lake and a restaurant, and fantastic tent pitches. We have used this site on a number of visits and would definately re-visit.

A smaller site near the village of Fugen in the Zillertall valley looks nice, good location, but have never camped there we stay in a hotel in the village.

lowuk 11 Jan 2012 18:47

I can recommend Camp Krissmer in Otztal. Its on the road to Timmelsjoch and Jaufenpass. www.oetztal-camp.com

Jim2002 12 Jan 2012 20:59

Thanks guys, I'll have a closer look :thumbup1:

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Originally Posted by lowuk (Post 362699)
... Its on the road to Timmelsjoch and Jaufenpass.

That's the idea :-)

backofbeyond 13 Jan 2012 07:34

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Originally Posted by Milimut1 (Post 362684)
Its not a small site any more, but the facilities are excellent, and just outside Innsbruck its handy for almost anywhere.
The site is called Natterer See, it has a swimming lake and a restaurant, and fantastic tent pitches. We have used this site on a number of visits and would definately re-visit.

A smaller site near the village of Fugen in the Zillertall valley looks nice, good location, but have never camped there we stay in a hotel in the village.


We stayed at Natterer See a few years ago. A lovely campsite (even if the swimming lake was bl**dy freezing) but, as you say, it wouldn't really come into the category of small and basic. There were far more camper vans there than tents when we visited.

Some years earlier we used a campsite in Zirl (a few miles west of Innsbruck and on the river) which was a bit closer to the French municipal style. There's a couple of them in /near the town and I can't remember which we used. I have a sticker from the place on a pannier and I'll have a look later.

Jim2002 13 Jan 2012 20:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by backofbeyond (Post 362951)
Some years earlier we used a campsite in Zirl (a few miles west of Innsbruck and on the river) which was a bit closer to the French municipal style.

That sounds more like it :thumbup1:

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Originally Posted by backofbeyond (Post 362951)
I have a sticker from the place on a pannier and I'll have a look later.

You are very, very kind Sir. I refuse to believe what everyone else says about you. :smiliex:

backofbeyond 14 Jan 2012 19:23

Sorry about the delay, the panniers weren't where I thought I'd left them. The campsite is in Unterperfuss, which is on the other side of the river from Zirl and about 6-7 miles west of Innsbruck. It's called "Farm-Camping" and while it isn't quite stick your tent up in the cowshed, when we were there 8-9 yrs ago it was good French municipal site std.


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