Discover campsites in Austria, from Carinthia's lakes to Tyrol's mountains, plus Vorarlberg, Lower Austria and Styria. Stay in a grass pitch or upgrade to a glamping lodge, at sites with pools, playgrounds, restaurants and activities for all ages. You can book direct, pick flexible dates and enjoy competitive prices today.
From Carinthia to Tyrol, find a campsite in Austria with a pool to suit you: outdoor or indoor, heated, or even a splashy water park for the whole family.
Bring your dog along for the adventure. From lakeside Carinthia to Alpine Tyrol, every campsite in Austria on our list is ready to welcome four-legged holidaymakers too.
Glamping in Austria means comfort without giving up on the outdoors. Picture a cosy cabin in Tyrol, a yurt tucked into the Carinthian hills, or a safari tent with mountain views in Styria, all with proper beds, heating and often your own bathroom. It's a great way to try the outdoor life without packing a tent, ideal for families or first-timers who want the scenery without the setup. From Vorarlberg's peaks to Lower Austria's countryside, glamping stays here range from simple to properly indulgent, giving you plenty of choice across the country's varied landscapes.
Austria's mountains, lakes and forests make it one of Europe's most rewarding places for a camping holiday. From the glaciers of Tyrol to the vineyards of Lower Austria, the country packs an extraordinary range of scenery into a compact space, so you could base yourself at one campsite and still reach mountains, lakes and vineyards within a single day's drive. Carinthia's warm lakes are made for swimming and paddleboarding, while Vorarlberg and Styria offer quieter valleys where cycling routes wind past farms and forest trails climb toward mountain huts.
Trekking is part of everyday life here, with waymarked paths leading from campsites straight into the hills, and horse riding is easy to arrange in most regions, particularly around Styria's rolling countryside. Cyclists will find long-distance routes along rivers such as the Danube and Inn, ideal for slow, scenic days broken up by stops in traditional villages. When you're ready to rest, Austrian gastronomy rewards you generously: hearty alpine cheeses, freshly baked bread and warming stews after a day outdoors, often served at farmhouses within walking distance of your stay.
With 11 campsites currently bookable across Carinthia, Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Lower Austria and Styria, you can choose between lakeside settings, forest clearings or spots high in the mountains, whatever suits your camping style. Each region has its own rhythm, so whether you're after gentle family days by the water or longer treks into the Alps, Austria delivers a genuine outdoor holiday without the crowds of busier destinations.
Hire a campervan for your holiday
Austria's mountains and lakes are made for a road trip, so why not hire a motorhome, campervan or caravan and explore at your own pace? From compact campervans perfect for winding alpine roads to family-sized motorhomes and caravans with all the comforts, you'll find layouts to suit any group. Pick up your hire vehicle, plot a route through Tyrol or Carinthia, and pitch up at campsites along the way. Freedom, flexibility and the open road, all in one holiday.
Camping in Austria typically costs between £15 and £35 a night, depending on the region and facilities. Alpine spots in Tyrol or Vorarlberg can cost a little more, while Lower Austria and Styria often work out cheaper. On Goboony, you can compare prices for all 11 Austrian campsites and book securely, so you always know what you're paying upfront.
How can I find cheap campsites in Austria?
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Looking for a budget-friendly break? Filter by price on Goboony to find affordable campsites across Carinthia, Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Lower Austria and Styria. Many pitches offer excellent value, especially outside peak season. Every booking is secure and transparent, so you can plan your Austrian camping holiday without any nasty surprises on price.
What's the best campsite accommodation for my group?
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It depends on your group! Couples often love a quiet pitch in the Alps, families enjoy glamping pods with extra space, and friends travelling together might prefer a larger lodge or cabin. Goboony lets you filter Austria's 11 campsites by accommodation type, so you can book the right fit for everyone, securely and easily.
Are there dog-friendly campsites and motorhome parks in Austria?
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Yes, many Austrian campsites and motorhome aires welcome dogs, especially in Carinthia and Styria's countryside settings. You'll find details on pet policies clearly listed on each Goboony listing, so you can book a dog-friendly stay with confidence, knowing exactly what's allowed before you set off.
What is glamping?
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Glamping means comfortable camping without packing tents or gear yourself. Think safari tents, wooden pods or cosy cabins with real beds and often a kitchen. It's a great way to try the outdoors in comfort, and you can browse and book these stays across Austria securely on Goboony.
What guests say about camping in Austria
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Really friendly welcome when we arrived which set the tone for the whole stay. The pitch was lovely and spacious, with everything we needed close by. Lovely few days, we'll definitely be back.
— James P.
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A lovely quiet spot out in the countryside, with plenty of space and a few good walking trails nearby. Just what we needed to unwind.
— Tom W.
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First time using Goboony. It all went really smoothly. Great base for walking, with good trails right on the doorstep. Already looking at where to go next with the family!
— Elena R.
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So easy to sort everything out beforehand, which honestly took all the stress out of the trip. The whole family had a great time and I actually got to switch off and relax for once. We'd already been recommended it by friends and now I can see why. Really pleased we went.
— Sophie H.
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Brought the dog along and he was made just as welcome as the rest of us, plenty of space for him to run about. Easy to book too. Would happily go back next summer.
— Mark L.
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Everywhere was spotless and well looked after, and lovely and peaceful too, with nice surroundings to walk around in the evenings. We'd happily go back.
