Austriaparks Camping Leutasch

**Enjoy the freedom and fresh air of the Tyrolean Alps. Camping Leutasch is located in the village of Reindlau, near Seefeld, in North Tyrol and right at a stream. When you wake up  in the morning, you will look out over mountain peaks and impressive nature. When you close the door behind you, you will almost immediately find yourself on one of the cross-country ski trails that will lead you into nature.

Restaurant - La Locandiera** Come and enjoy delicious Italian cuisine, freshly prepared with passion and flavour. Buon appetito!

**Wellness
**During your stay, make use of our wellness area, designed to make your stay with us even more pleasant and relaxing. The wellness area features an infrared cabin, sauna, steam bath, showers and comfortable loungers.

(**Indoor) pool
**Enjoy pure water fun in the swimming pool or relax on one of the many loungers in the relaxation area on the first floor of the swimming pool. In warm weather, the sun can also be enjoyed outside.

**Der Campingkorb (24/7 Shop)
**Welcome to Der Campingkorb, our small but versatile shop where you can find everything you need 24/7. Our vending machines offer a wide selection of drinks – from soft drinks to delicious beer or wine – and all kinds of snacks to satisfy your hunger. We are also the right place for drugstore products and handy essentials, such as batteries and chargers. Whether you are camping, on the road or have simply forgotten something, at Der Campingkorb you will find it quickly and easily!

**Breakfast service
**Enjoy a carefree breakfast during your stay at Camping Leutasch. Our breakfast service offers you the opportunity to order delicious fresh rolls every day.

**Bike rental
**Near our campsite, it is possible to rent bikes from Sport Wedl. They offer a wide range of bicycles for all ages and levels. For more information and reservations, please contact our reception or visit Sport Wedl's website by clicking 'More'.

**Heated ski room
**Keep your ski and/or cross-country ski equipment dry and ready for use with our drying facilities and heated dryers.

Launderette
For a small fee, you can use the washing machines, detergent and dryer in the park's launderette. Tokens can be bought at our park reception.

Wifi
On the park you can use the wifi network free of charge.

Play 
The park has an indoor and outdoor play area for children.

Camping Leutasch isn’t just a destination — it’s a gateway to one of Austria’s most captivating alpine playgrounds. Surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery and valleys dotted with traditional villages, you’re never far from outdoor adventure or local charm.

Just around 8 km away lies the beautiful village of Seefeld, the cultural heart of the Leutasch Valley. Seefeld’s car-free centre is a joy to explore on foot, with cafés, boutiques, international restaurants, lively terraces, a casino, and even an ice rink and indoor pool for all-weather fun.

In the warmer months, the region transforms into a hiker’s and cyclist’s paradise. From the campsite you’ll find easy access to mountain biking and cycling routes, scenic trails, and even longer day hikes — while the Karwendel Nature Park (approx. 22 km) rewards adventurers with lush alpine meadows, lakes and rugged peaks.

A highlight for curious explorers is the dramatic Leutascher Geisterklamm, a gorge trail leading to waterfalls and forested pathways just a few kilometres from the campground.

In winter, you’re in one of Europe’s best cross-country skiing destinations. Over 250 km of groomed trails wind through snowy valleys — and one trail even passes directly by the campsite itself. While ski ticket access isn’t included with your stay, you can buy them at reception and be on skis within minutes.

Whether you’re into outdoor sports, nature walks, downhill skiing in nearby resorts, or simply exploring Austrian village culture and cuisine, there’s always something to discover.

Before you arrive, keep in mind that Camping Leutasch is designed for travellers who love nature but appreciate comfort. During peak seasons the campsite can fill up quickly, so booking early is highly recommended — especially if you want pitches with private sanitary facilities or holiday homes.

The campsite’s peaceful setting means that while it’s calm and relaxing, services like the restaurant or pool may have seasonal hours or temporary closures for maintenance (e.g., scheduled pool closures in early November).

If you’re visiting in winter, remember that while the site offers snow guaranteed landscapes, alpine weather can change rapidly — so pack warm gear and waterproof layers for skiing and winter hikes. The cross-country trails start directly from the site, so you’ll be out in the snow right away.

For summer stays, bring good hiking shoes, a bike helmet if you plan to cycle, and maybe binoculars — the wildlife and views are incredible. It’s worth checking whether local attractions like Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens (roughly 33 km) or special events in Seefeld are happening during your visit.

Finally, the site is pet-friendly, but local rules require dogs to be on a leash and cleaning up after them — and the dog shower makes refreshing after muddy mountain walks a breeze.