Over the Walgau valley floor between Feldkirch and Bludenz stands an eye-catching hill. 22 meters high, evenly conical and with ten peculiar wooden tubes. These tubes are probably the most unusual camping chalets in the Alps and are equipped with everything you could possibly need for a luxurious camping stay. Some chalets even have their own whirlpool on an area of up to 56 square meters. One car per chalet is included in the price, and breakfast is delivered directly to the front door in a large basket. The technical term for this form of camping is "camping". The L in the word stands for luxury, and Alpencamping in Nenzing is right at the top of this league.

The cost of this exceptional stay is between 80 and 140 euros per night and per person in summer, with slightly higher prices in winter. The campsite will be open until November 8 this year - not a bad option for a mountain bike trip to Vorarlberg during the upcoming October. It should be golden, they say.

Further information

alpencamping.at/chalets
vorarlberg.travel/hotel/alpencamping-nenzing