Welcome. It is good to have you here.
Our campsite is shaped by nature, freedom and an easy-going sense of community. A few shared rules help keep it that way. Nothing complicated; a little consideration usually goes a long way.
All overnight guests must be registered.
With a confirmed booking, late entry before 10:00 pm is possible if the vehicle registration number has been recorded and activated correctly. Regular check-in can then take place the following morning.
Entry is no longer possible after 10:00 pm. Guests arriving later may use the parking area outside the barrier overnight and check in the following morning.
Walking pace applies throughout the campsite. Vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, children and dogs all share the paths.
The barrier is open from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm. Please drive slowly and attentively.
Our campsite is not divided into traditional fixed plots. Motorhomes, campervans and caravans may choose their own pitch within suitable camping areas that are currently available.
Tents and cars with tents may use only the designated areas. A specific pitch number or location is not guaranteed.
Paths, access routes and emergency routes must remain clear at all times. Leave enough space between you and your neighbours. Access to our seasonal campers’ caravans must remain available at all times.
If you leave your pitch completely with your vehicle and the camping area therefore looks empty, please leave something clearly visible behind, such as a table and chairs. This lets other guests know that the pitch is still occupied.
This is necessary only when the pitch would otherwise appear completely empty.
Quiet hours begin at 10:00 pm. Please be considerate of your neighbours and keep conversations, music and other noise low enough not to disturb anyone.
Gas and electric barbecues are permitted.
Charcoal barbecues, open fires, fire bowls, fire baskets and barbecuing with wood, briquettes or other solid fuels are not permitted.
Barbecues must be placed on a stable surface. Keep a sufficient distance from vehicles, tents, trees and other flammable objects.
You need a blue CEE plug and a sufficiently long cable reel for the electric hook-up.
Lay the cable so that paths and access routes remain clear and it does not create a trip hazard.
Please dispose of glass and paper separately in the designated containers. Other household waste is collected together.
Please leave the washroom facilities clean and be considerate of the guests who use them after you.
Chemical toilets may be emptied only at the designated disposal point. Wastewater must not be discharged onto camping areas or into nature.
Plants and trees must not be damaged. Trees are there to be admired, not used as tie points.
Camping is permitted only in the designated areas. Protected areas, particularly Natura 2000 areas not intended for use, must not be camped on.
Please do not alter the grounds or the Isar riverbank.
A maximum of 3 dogs is permitted per reservation. Dogs must be kept on a lead throughout the campsite, and waste must be removed immediately.
Pets are not permitted in rental accommodation.
Please treat washrooms, electric hook-up points, the playground, buildings and other facilities with care. Report damage or technical problems to our team as soon as possible.
Emergency routes, roads and access routes must remain clear at all times. Access to our seasonal campers’ caravans must not be blocked.
If areas must be closed for safety, flooding, unsuitable ground or operational reasons, please respect the closure. Follow our team’s instructions in safety-related situations.
We do not want to impose a hundred rules.
When everyone shows a little consideration for their neighbours, nature and the campsite, the things that make Isarhorn special can thrive: plenty of freedom, no unnecessary fuss and a relaxed community.
Thank you.
Naturecampingpark Isarhorn