Why did you become a camper?
Some say it’s the quest for freedom, the sense of community, and the longing for simple pleasures. Others love that unbeatable feeling of stepping out of the camper in the morning and watching the world wake up over a cup of coffee. Either way, you’ve come to the right place here at Wildberg.
Lockable single wash cubicles and spacious showers, family showers, and a magical bath for the little ones. On your way back, pick up fresh bread rolls for breakfast. In the afternoon, the scent of homemade apple strudel beckons at the Wildberg Aperitivo. Who says camping can’t be a little bit posh too?
With your first cup of coffee in hand, the Riesenferner Group glows in the morning light. After breakfast, hop on your bike. The Puster Valley Cycle Path runs right past Wildberg. The Drei Zinnen (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) and Lake Prags (Lago di Braies), the most famous spots in the Dolomites, are just a stone’s throw away.
Step out of the caravan, slip into your ski gear, and off to Kronplatz (Plan de Corones)! The free ski bus and ski train depart directly from Wildberg. There are also countless opportunities for cross-country skiers, winter hikers, and tobogganists.
Lockable single wash cubicles, spacious showers, toilets, washbasins, a magical bath for the little ones, and underfloor heating and the scent of larch in the air.
Children should be allowed to be children. At Wildberg, there are lots of animals, two playgrounds, and a large nature playground, plus the freedom that so many families long for.
Warmth, water, and the scent of wild Swiss stone pine: Our historic Mühlhäusl (mill house) is now an Alpine sauna. In summer, refresh yourself in the heated swimming pool, and if you’d like, we’ll show you the secret places of power in the Wildberg forest.
