Tent & rooftop tent
Open meadows, green edges and pitches among the trees offer a wide variety of options. No two pitches are alike.
A short tour
Campingpark Isarhorn
Camping between the Isar and the Karwendel
A naturally developed site with open meadows, shaded areas and short routes into the surrounding countryside.
The campsite
Tent, campervan, motorhome or caravan
The campsite has grown with the landscape over many years. Between meadows, gravel tracks and tall trees, you will find areas with very different characters. Some are open and sunny, while others are sheltered beneath the trees.
Meadow, gravel and natural woodland ground
Campervan, motorhome & caravan
The tracks lead to different camping areas. Levelling ramps can be helpful on the natural ground.
Before arrival
Important throughout the year
Please arrive only with a confirmed reservation
Our entrance barrier opens using automatic number-plate recognition. Without an advance booking, your registration number will not be stored. If reception is closed, access cannot be activated at short notice.
On site
Choose your own pitch on arrival
We do not allocate a specific pitch number in advance. Motorhomes, campervans and caravans choose a pitch within the suitable available camping areas. From 2027, designated areas are provided for tents and cars with tents; within these areas, you may choose any suitable available pitch.
Look around the available areas
Take your time to look around the areas that are currently available.
Check access and ground conditions
Pitches vary in location and ground conditions. Please choose a suitable available pitch within the area designated for your type of camping.
Set up with consideration
Set up directly by the selected pitch number. Paths and access routes must remain clear. Leave enough space between you and your neighbours, and make sure our seasonal campers can reach their caravans by car at all times.
Right beside the campsite
The Isar is a wild river
Shallow sections are suitable for paddling. In deeper areas, the current can be strong. Children and dogs should therefore always be supervised near the river.
Water levels and currents can change with the weather and the season.
Set off directly
Explore from your pitch
You will not need your car for many routes during your stay.
Bus stop at the entrance
Direct services to Mittenwald, Krün and Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Cycle route outside the campsite
The cycle route towards Mittenwald, Krün and Garmisch-Partenkirchen starts almost directly at the entrance.
Walk to Mittenwald
Follow the underpass and the signposted path to reach Mittenwald in about one hour.
Climbing tower & high ropes course
The facility is located on the grounds, is operated separately and charges an admission fee.
Visit the high ropes course
Good to know
What to expect from the natural grounds
The established landscape shapes the layout of the campsite. This gives it character and calls for a little care when choosing your pitch.
- The natural ground is not perfectly level everywhere, so levelling ramps can be useful.
- After prolonged rain, the natural ground can be soft in places.
- Wi-Fi is available only in limited areas. Mobile reception varies depending on your network and location.
- A note about the surroundings: A military training area is located nearby. Exercises take place at irregular intervals and may sometimes be audible at the campsite. We do not receive advance notice of the dates. Particularly nervous or noise-sensitive dogs may react to the unfamiliar sounds.
Important route information for caravans
Caravans arriving from Innsbruck or the Brenner Pass are not permitted to use the Zirler Berg road. Please travel via Telfs and the Möserer Berg.
Plan your stay
Is Isarhorn right for your trip?
Use the booking form to send us your travel dates, vehicle type and number of guests. We will then check availability.