Where is Wildberg? When is check-in? Can I bring my dog? Here, you’ll find our most frequently asked questions and their answers. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Give us a call or drop us a line.
Phoe: +39 0474 474 080 email: info@campingwildberg.com
In St. Lorenzen (San Lorenzo di Sebato) in the Puster Valley, 300 metres from the town centre and 3 km from Kronplatz (Plan de Corones), in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.
Camping Wildberg, St. Martin 16a, I-39030 St. Lorenzen (San Lorenzo di Sebato), South Tyrol, Italy. Do I need snow tyres in South Tyrol? From 15 November to 15 April, winter tyres are mandatory, so either winter tyres or summer tyres with snow chains. You will also need a high-visibility vest and breakdown triangle. If you are bringing bicycles, please note that you must attach a warning sign to the rear of each one.
Yes! Bus and train stops are just 250 metres from Wildberg.
Via our website, by phone at +39 0474 474 080 or by email at info@campingwildberg.com. A deposit is required to secure your booking.
The deposit is non-refundable. For holiday flats, the total amount of the booked stay applies. We recommend taking out travel cancellation insurance.
All pitches have a 16-amp connection, which costs €1.00 per kWh billed fairly according to consumption.
Yes, there is a 10% discount for stays of 14 nights or more outside peak season.
This tax is €2.50 per person per day for guests aged 14 and over, payable on site. Unfortunately, there are currently no discounts available in South Tyrol for holders of disability cards.
Free travel throughout South Tyrol, including on regional trains, local buses, the public cable car from Bozen (Bolzano) to the Renon (60 km away), and the historic Ritten (Renon) tram. In October, you can even take the cable car up to Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) at no extra charge. You’ll also benefit from the Kron Aktiv weekly programme with guided hikes and many other experiences.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout Wildberg.
They’re available every morning at the Wildberg Platzl. You’ll also find the Gatterer bakery 300 metres away in the village, next to the butcher’s and the supermarket.
In winter, you can exchange gas bottles directly on site, or, if you’re staying for at least five nights, you can connect directly to our gas network. In summer, you can contact the local gas supplier, Lahner Franz, located 2 km away. The supermarket in the village also sells small gas bottles, as does the Obi 2 km away towards Bruneck (Brunico).
No, we do not have a communal kitchen or a lounge area.
Quiet hours are from 10.00 p.m. to 7.00 a.m. daily. During this time, vehicles are not permitted to enter or leave the site. You are, of course, free to enter or leave the site on foot at any time.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to arrive during quiet hours. Parking on the access road in front of the barrier is also not permitted. We recommend the public car park in the village opposite the volunteer fire station.
Your pitch will be available from 12.00 p.m. You are welcome to contact us by phone from 10.00 a.m. If your pitch is ready sooner, you can of course arrive earlier.
Every afternoon, you can enjoy apple strudel, Linzertorte, Aperol Spritz, or a glass of South Tyrolean wine in the courtyard.
Gas and charcoal barbecues are permitted on your pitch. We simply ask that you be considerate of your neighbours and avoid producing excessive smoke. Open campfires are not permitted anywhere on the site.
No. Not all standard pitches have satellite reception. Premium and comfort pitches do have satellite reception. The pitches do not have TV connections.
The standard pitches are best suited for tents.
Yes, you’ll need a CEE plug for the power connection on the pitches. You can also rent one from reception for a fee.
Wildberg animals, including ponies, donkeys, llamas, goats, and more plus nature play areas, the Wildberg Circular Trail, and a heated swimming pool with a waterfall. A magical bath area with sensory showers, a nappy-changing table, and a baby bath. A small indoor playroom, a small football pitch, the Wildberg gnome forest, circular walks, dam-building, table tennis, discovering the Bear’s Den in the forest, and much more.
Absolutely! In the mornings and evenings, senior manager Hannes is always happy to have little helpers to assist with cleaning and leading the animals.
Yes. However, please note that jumping into the pool is not allowed.
Yes, very much so! Dogs must be kept on a lead throughout the grounds.
A dog walk with dog waste bags, a fenced-in agility park, the Mühlbachl stream for cooling paws, and a dog shower. There is a vet 2 km from the campsite.
Please do not allow your dog to do its business on the pitches. Instead, please take your dog to the dog walk to do its business.
A fully equipped kitchen, bed linens, and towels all free of charge plus salt, pepper, sugar, coffee, tea, washing-up liquid, toilet paper, and organic shower gel.
No, the flats and suites do not have an oven, only a microwave.
Yes. Guests staying in our suites enjoy free entry once a week to the private sauna in the Mühlhäusl, the old mill house, which features a Finnish sauna and a steam room.
Guests staying in the apartments can book the wellness area exclusively for themselves. You can find information on prices and available times here.
Yes, we are happy to provide a high chair and/or a travel cot free of charge. Please let us know before your arrival.
