We stayed here in June and after a bit of haggling got a pitch looking directly at the mountain range to the rear of the shower block. No complaints re the pitch, in terms of size or level. However the original one we were allocated nearer the lake wasn’t anything special, too cramped, as most pitches lakeside appeared to be.
Finding it en route from Lake Garda was simple but the queue at reception was (as it was most days) long and continued through most of the day. It is a very busy camp, but reception staff were welcoming and helpful throughout.
The two lakes, one for swimming with a variety of inflatables, canoes and a slide, looked murky and unwelcoming. No thanks !!
The lakeside restaurant looks very nice but the food is no better than OK and is expensive, restaurants in Innsbruck were cheaper and better value. I also thought that some staff using their segways went far too fast regardless of the age of people using the walkways. They are an accident waiting to happen !
The toilet and shower block is simply superb, we’ve never quite seen anything like it. However the showers are on the first floor accessed by a reasonably steep slope. This might prove challenging to some. Wifi was expensive so didn’t bother.
There are footpaths direct from site into Innsbruck and to local villages. Innsbruck is a ten minute drive, parking there was easy and its worth the visit. Local supermarkets at Gotzen, a 5 minute drive, were not expensive. Diesel was the cheapest we found whilst doing our 6 week trek.
All in all we were a bit disappointed, it didn’t seem to match up to the pre visit reviews we read. They could do with using the views they have much better, far too many trees blocked what would other wise have been fantastic mountain views.

We stayed here in June and after a bit of haggling got a pitch looking directly at the mountain range to the rear of the shower block. No complaints re the pitch, in terms of size or level. However the original one we were allocated nearer the lake wasn’t anything special, too cramped, as most pitches lakeside appeared to be.
Finding it en route from Lake Garda was simple but the queue at reception was (as it was most days) long and continued through most of the day. It is a very busy camp, but reception staff were welcoming and helpful throughout.
The two lakes, one for swimming with a variety of inflatables, canoes and a slide, looked murky and unwelcoming. No thanks !!
The lakeside restaurant looks very nice but the food is no better than OK and is expensive, restaurants in Innsbruck were cheaper and better value. I also thought that some staff using their segways went far too fast regardless of the age of people using the walkways. They are an accident waiting to happen !
The toilet and shower block is simply superb, we’ve never quite seen anything like it. However the showers are on the first floor accessed by a reasonably steep slope. This might prove challenging to some. Wifi was expensive so didn’t bother.
There are footpaths direct from site into Innsbruck and to local villages. Innsbruck is a ten minute drive, parking there was easy and its worth the visit. Local supermarkets at Gotzen, a 5 minute drive, were not expensive. Diesel was the cheapest we found whilst doing our 6 week trek.
All in all we were a bit disappointed, it didn’t seem to match up to the pre visit reviews we read. They could do with using the views they have much better, far too many trees blocked what would other wise have been fantastic mountain views.

The facilities are very good but an awful long way away for many pitches, disabled shower up quite a steep slope, didn\'t think much of the comfort pitch we paid extra for, small and very distant from facilities.

Great campsite for accessing Innsbruck, with good restaurant and free bus into Innsbruck. Pitches are well equipped and most are reasonably flat. We were on the Panorama side of tge camp with great views across to the mountains and sun shining in the afternoon and evening. On site shop was pretty average with snack food and drink rather than real provisions.

Wow! What a simply amazing site. Not easy to get to but when you do it is worth the effort. Easy access to the site entrance and the pitches were very easy to get on and off. Arrived and were greeted by friendly staff and allowed to choose our pitch. We went for a better, fully serviced pitch and paid a couple of euros a night more, but well worth it for the uninterrupted views of the mountains surrounding the site. Electrics were reliable and didn’t switch off as soon as you plugged the kettle in!

The facilities are simply amazing, if only all sites were as good as this, I would sell my house and travel for the rest of my life. Toilets and shower the best I have ever used. The shop was quite good and the Bread freshly delivered (remember to order the night before). The free bus pass was excellent and got us into the centre of Innsbruck quickly and efficiently. Frequent service meant we weren’t hanging around waiting for the return.

I would definitely return to this site.

Superb site. Everything you could wish for and more. We visited in October, so a lot of the sports and eating facilities were closed, but the shop had plenty of supplies for a meal and we are not sporty!. Free bus to Innsbruck, which is fantastic. Beautiful surroundings and great walks for the dogs. The only slight criticism is the occasional gap in the hot water supply.

Very nice camping! Toilets and showers are the best I ever have seen, restaurant is perfect very nice wiener snitzels. We will come back!

Stayed out of season in mid September. The campsite was near capacity. Has all the bells and whistles. On the Tuesday night the restaurant and pizza were closed only the bistro open. Stayed just the one night and no problems getting our camper van into the site. Free bus into Innsbrook a bonus just be present and check the bus timetable for return trip. Facilities clean and plentiful. for its size a quite spot.

Wonderful site that seemed miles from anywhere, but worth the drive. We only stayed one night, however next holiday we\'ll be sure to stay longer. The ACSI pitch is a bit small, but the upgrade is worth it.

Situated just 3 miles off the motorway. A luxurious lakeside site set in the pine forest with stunning views of the Dolomites.
Amazing toilet facilities and the whole site is immaculate. Really aimed at water sport enthusiasts and hikers. Good sized pitches
Included in the per night fee was a fully serviced pitch with 16A and a free bus pass for trips into Innsbruck which is well worth a visit.