Camping Gamp

Between Bolzano and Bressanone in the picturesque Isarco Valley, Camping Gamp in Chiusa invites you to enjoy a varied holiday in the fresh air. With a large playground and a petting zoo, the campsite has plenty to offer families in particular. The well-maintained outdoor pool is also sure to delight. In winter, the free ski bus takes active holidaymakers from the campsite to the nearby ski areas of Gitschberg-Jochtal or Val Gardena/Gröden.

Camping Camp campsite with its own pool

Camping Gamp is located in the romantic town of Klausen in the Eisack Valley. The pitches with an area of up to 105 m² are equipped with fresh and waste water, satellite TV and electricity connections. WLAN with fibre optic connection is free of charge for all guests. Fresh bread rolls from the bakery, drinks and South Tyrolean specialities are available daily in the mini market. A culinary insider tip in Klausen, which is one of the most beautiful old towns in Italy, are the typical Törggele evenings in autumn, where young wine and roasted chestnuts are served. There is always a friendly atmosphere at Camping Gamp itself. Children are just as welcome as dogs.

In the well-tended garden of Camping Gamp, the youngest guests quickly make new friends in the playground. A slide, a swing and a sandpit invite them to let off steam. In the summer months, the petting zoo is a popular meeting place. Cuddly goats can be stroked and fed. Guests can also spend fun-filled hours playing table tennis. Afterwards, families and sports enthusiasts can cool off in the outdoor pool. Here they can swim their lengths with a marvellous view of the Säben monastery, a former bishop's residence.

Actively discover the Eisack Valley

The Valle Isarco/Eisacktal chestnut hiking trail, known as the Keschtnweg, leads over a distance of 63 kilometres through chestnut forests from Neustift to Runkelstein Castle near Bolzano/Bozen. From Klausen, you can take the 15 km tour to Brixen. Passing vineyards and lush meadows, the route first takes you to Feldthurns and the romantic pond near Tötschling. From Brixen, the bus takes you back to Klausen. Those who enjoy cycling can take advantage of the well-developed network of paths. For example, the 42 km long Eisack Valley cycle path from Brixen to Bozen runs through the holiday region.