Camping Leutasch

Whether summer or winter, the indoor pool at Camping Leutasch always provides water fun. Take a refreshing dip or quietly swim your laps. On the second floor, you will find a bright relaxation area where comfortable loungers await you to relax with a spectacular view of the surrounding Alpine landscape. Fancy some extra pampering? Then let the hustle and bustle of everyday life slip away from you in the campsite's wellness area with an infrared cabin, sauna and steam bath. Here you step out of the bath and feel like you have been reborn.

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Young and old enjoy themselves in the indoor play area, where the little ones' imagination is given plenty of room. For sporty parents, there is a well-equipped gym. Those who prefer to explore the surroundings can visit the reception for bike rentals or even cool E-choppers. Start your day with crusty fresh rolls from the breakfast service and end it with a hot meal at restaurant Tom & Mi. Need something quick? The cosy mini market next to the reception sells everything from toys to snacks. In winter, Camping Leutasch turns into a dream location for cross-country skiers: the cross-country trail runs right past the campsite. Thanks to the heated ski room, your equipment will be ready for another trip the next morning. Rather not have skis on your feet? Go tobogganing, snowshoeing or enjoy a hot chocolate in a nearby mountain hut.

Both summer and winter, there is plenty to do around Camping Leutasch in Leutasch. Stroll with the whole family through the Leutascher Geisterklamm: an exciting gorge where children can search for the 'gorge ghost' who is said to be hiding deep in the rocky landscape. Or explore the mountains by bike, with routes that take you past alpine meadows, mountain lakes and up to the idyllic Seebensee. Fancy culture or a day of shopping? Just 8 kilometres away is lively Seefeld, with its car-free centre, cosy stores, restaurants and even a casino. For nature lovers, the impressive Naturpark Karwendel is almost literally in the backyard. This largest nature park in Austria is a hiker's paradise, with trails that take you deep into the wilderness, and with a little luck, you'll spot a deer, an alpine marmot or even an eagle along the way. And for a city break full of history and charm, drive half an hour to Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol. Stroll through narrow streets, admire the famous Golden Roof and enjoy a strudel on the terrace. Glistening children's eyes are guaranteed at the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, where light and crystal create a fairytale experience. In every season, and for every member of the family, this region offers something special.