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A hit in summer and winter

Lake Natterer is one of the few large lakes in the Tyrolean low mountain range that is open for swimming in summer. The excellent quality of the moor water is guaranteed by a constant underground supply of fresh water. There are no limits to the water sports on offer here. From boat hire to water polo and water volleyball to kayaking – mermaids and mermen will find their paradise here. The new Mega Aqua Park with its Roundabout, Action Tower XXL, High Roller, Monkey Bars, Flip and Slope is certainly the top summer highlight for all water lovers! In addition, the 66-metre-long ‘Happy Swing’ water slide, the ‘Bumper Boats’, the ‘SUPs’, the water trampoline and the mini sailing boats offer fun and action for young and old alike!

But there are plenty of other fun activities to enjoy around Lake Natterer too: trampolining, table tennis and beach volleyball, tennis, badminton, streetball, boccia, or archery and crossbow shooting. Fun, top-notch entertainment and a cheerful, sociable atmosphere are guaranteed here.

Camping Natterer See
The campsite is a true world of fun and adventure, offering everything you need to make your holiday as pleasant, comfortable and eventful as possible!
The site has also been honoured with numerous awards:

• "Architecturally innovative multifunctional main building"
• ACSI Award 2023
• ADAC Camping AWARD 2021
• Camping.info Award 2024
• European Campsite of the Year 2017 (ANWB – Netherlands)
• DCC European Award in Platinum (German Camping Club)
• Dolde Medien Campsite Award 2020

Glamping
"Glamorous Camping"
At the Natterer See holiday paradise, you’ll find Austria’s first glamping park, featuring safari lodge tents, wooden lodges and cosy sleeping barrels. The innovative range of facilities is constantly being expanded – the architectural highlight, the "Green Space" tiny home, two luxurious floating homes on the lake and brand-new holiday apartments are the resort’s latest additions.

Public bus from Innsbruck
The Tyrolean Transport Authority runs a bus every 2 hours between Innsbruck Central Station and Lake Natter. For guests with the Welcome Card (staying 2 nights or more), the transfer is free!