Camping With Children in South Tyrol: Freedom, Animals & Adventure at Wildberg

Imagine hair tousled from playing tag with the mountain wind.

Grubby little hands, cheeks glowing with pure happiness, and pine cones, small stones, and treats for the ponies tumbling out of the little ones’ pockets. Camping with children at Wildberg means freedom, nature, and plenty of room simply to be a child. Here are a few ideas for unforgettable moments at Wildberg.

Out to the pasture with the ponies in the morning

Scarlett, Alf, and Beppo are already waiting. We groom the animals together and comb their manes, plait their tails, and brush their coats. And what about the donkeys Niki, Lausa, and Peppino? They trot along behind, if they feel like it.

Wildberg animals

Visiting the fluffy llamas

Luna and Nena come trotting over straight away and, with a bit of luck, give you a little kiss on the cheek. The goats Heidi and Susi are dozing in the sun, whilst the free-range chickens peck contentedly between the pitches.

To the llamas

Let off steam on the nature playground

Our playground is right next to the petting zoo and perfect for swinging, sliding, and building castles and is a favourite spot for whirlwind activity.

Splash about in the heated swimming pool

Open daily from 7.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. with a baby pool, waterfall, and bubble zone. A summer just like the old days.

To the pool

Showering in the children’s bath with waterfall showers

Kids love the sensory showers where water comes from all sides. Plus, there is a changing table and baby bath for the little ones.

Children's bath

Take part in the free activity programme

Guided hikes, group activities, and making new friends are free for all guests in the region.

Explore the surrounding area

Moarhof Mountain Hut, Kids Fun Park Olang (Valdaora), barefoot trail, Olperl Family Park, zipline, and Reinbach Waterfalls. Archaeological circular trail in St. Lorenzen (San Lorenzo di Sebato). And for teenagers, it’s off to the Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) adventure mountain. We’ll just say giant swing!

To the activities