Camping Lindlerhof am See

Welcome to Camping Lindler

Located at an elevation of 900 meters amid the magnificent ‘National Park Hohe Tauern’ between the Großglockner and the Lienzer Dolomites, Camping Lindler offers a serene and picturesque retreat for nature enthusiasts. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or family fun, this campground caters to all.

Facilities and Amenities

• Sanitary Facilities: Enjoy top-notch sanitary fittings along with conveniences like a washing machine, telephone, and internet access.
• Recreational Activities: Children delight in the swimming pool and water chute, promising hours of entertainment.
• Spacious Parcels: Ample space for camping ensures peace, tranquility, and plenty of opportunities for recreation and play.
• Unique Experiences: Engage in hands-on activities like feeding animals or haymaking, creating lasting memories.

Accommodation Options

At Camping Lindler, you have a range of accommodation choices:

• Holiday Homes: Stay in cozy round timber houses equipped with modern amenities for a comfortable stay.
• Alpine Huts: Experience rustic charm in alpine huts like Lindlerkasa, Stockhäusl, and Arnikahütte, each offering a unique ambiance.

Outdoor Adventures

Embrace the beauty of the surroundings with seasonal activities:

• Summer Activities: Enjoy hiking, cycling, and even participate in hay harvesting alongside breathtaking mountain views.
• Winter Activities: Engage in cross-country skiing and take advantage of free ski buses to explore nearby ski areas like Heiligenblut-Großglockner.

Local Attractions

Explore the nearby village of Mörtschach, boasting a historic building called “Schmutzerhaus” featuring various amenities and exhibitions. Discover the beauty of the National Park Hohe Tauern with numerous hiking and skiing opportunities.

Reservation and Pricing

For detailed pricing and reservation requests, visit the respective sections on the Lindler website. Plan your visit to Camping Lindler and immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of the Austrian Alps.