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Treehouses, Tiny Houses and Luxury Tents in Carinthia

Family Holidays in the heart of the Carinthian Alps.
Out of the everyday. Into nature.

First, settle in somewhere special. Then, head outside. Whether you are staying in a Treehouse among the treetops, a spacious Tiny House or a Luxury Tent in summer, nature is always close. Your next adventure begins just beyond the door. And when you come back in, you can slow down and enjoy time together. Where will today take you? That is for you to decide together.

Plenty to look forward to

Glamping & Nature

Adventure & Relaxation

Comfort & Convenience

At home together outdoors:
Glamping brings together the best of both worlds: plenty of nature and comfort you can simply rely on. The only question is where the whole family would most like to settle in: a Tiny House, a Treehouse or a Luxury Tent in summer?

Between the forest and the Carinthian Alps:
From our peaceful setting on the edge of Kötschach-Mauthen, the forest is just behind you, while the Carnic and Gailtal Alps are also close at hand. So each morning, you can choose which direction to take. Into the forest, or up into the mountains?

Family time on car-free grounds:
On our car-free grounds, children find adventure and parents find peace. Playgrounds and barbecue areas bring you together, while yoga decks and hammocks invite you to pause. And whenever you feel like some time to yourselves, your accommodation becomes your private retreat.

From the resort to the slopes:
At the family-friendly Vorhegg ski area right next door, little ones practise their first turns at the ski school and in the children’s area. And the journey there? Wonderfully short. Simply clip into your skis and set off.

Make a splash at Aquarena:
Whether snowflakes are falling thick and fast or the weather is less than inviting, simply swap your winter jacket for your swimwear. Aquarena, with its adventure pool and wellness area, is right next door. Best of all, admission to the pool is included for our guests.

Peaceful evenings instead of party crowds:
When the ski boots clock off, things stay pleasantly quiet here. We leave après-ski to others. Your only job is to get cosy in your accommodation or toast marshmallows outside at the barbecue areas.

Breakfast with no fixed timetable:
Put fresh bread rolls on the table and have breakfast whenever you please. In your own kitchen, you can prepare exactly what you fancy. And with no need to watch the clock, you are free to enjoy the morning a little longer.

Everything sorted from the moment you arrive:
Complimentary Wi-Fi and digital services are just as much a part of your stay as parking and electric vehicle charging points. With everything quickly sorted after you arrive, you can ease into your family holiday.

Days out around Kötschach-Mauthen:
Adventures in the Aquarena today and explorations of the wider region tomorrow? Everything is easy to reach from here. And the day after that? Perhaps one of the many nearby attractions will take you a little further afield.

Nassfeld at a glance

Skiing right next door

The slopes of the family-friendly Vorhegg ski area are right beside our resort.

Aquarena admission included

Complimentary admission to the neighbouring Aquarena is included in your stay. Sauna access is not included.

Car-free holidays close to nature

Our car-free resort is right by the forest, giving children plenty of space outdoors.

Our accommodation

Treehouse

Comfort Tiny House

Tiny House – 2 BR

Tiny House – 3 BR

Comfort Luxury Tent

Family Luxury Tent

Treehouse

For 2 adults and 1 child

22,5 m²

What looks like a Treehouse adventure from below turns out to be surprisingly comfortable once you are up there. You can settle into your little retreat above the forest floor, prepare a snack in the kitchenette and enjoy your own private bathroom. The Treehouse feeling is still very much there: the forest is just outside. And whoever claims the best seat on the balcony first can look across the Gail Valley to the Carnic Alps.

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Comfort Tiny House

For up to 5 guests

51 m²

Two-Bedroom Comfort Tiny House

This Tiny House suits families who like to make plenty of plans outdoors. Bikes, skis and hiking gear all have their place in the spacious entrance area, and your dog is welcome on request. Inside, the kitchen island soon becomes a meeting point before you head out for the next adventure. Two bedrooms and the sofa bed sleep up to five guests.

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Tiny House – 2 BR

For up to 5 guests

43 m²

Two-Bedroom Tiny House

You will soon settle into holiday mode together here. While something good is taking shape in the kitchen, cards are dealt or stories from the latest outing are shared in the living and dining area. If the game continues, take the next round out to the terrace, with views across the Gail Valley to the Carnic Alps. At the end of the day, two separate bedrooms, a sofa bed and a private bathroom make the accommodation comfortable for up to five guests.

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Tiny House – 3 BR

For up to 6 guests

60 m²

Three-Bedroom Tiny House

On holiday, everyone’s internal clock can run a little differently. While some are already having breakfast, others turn over once more in one of the three separate bedrooms. Up to six guests can find a retreat of their own and come together again whenever they feel like it. A separate WC keeps mornings running smoothly. Later, everyone moves out to the terrace to spend time together and look across the Gail Valley to the Carnic Alps.

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Comfort Luxury Tent

For 2 to 4 guests

31 m²

Cosy inside and surrounded by nature outside: the Comfort Luxury Tent gives two to four guests space to find their favourite spot. Early risers and lie-in lovers can spread out across two open-plan sleeping areas, while a kitchenette and private bathroom make tent life pleasantly easy. When everyone is drawn outdoors, the terrace offers space to take it all in, from the Gail Valley to the Carnic Alps.

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Family Luxury Tent

For up to 6 guests

38 m²

With three open-plan sleeping areas, there is room for the whole family to share the tent adventure, and even your dog can join you on request. Two sleeping areas are on the main living level, while a ladder leads up to the third. A private bathroom and kitchenette keep things easy. At breakfast, everyone comes together again in the living and dining area or takes their mugs out to the terrace. Looking across the Gail Valley to the Carnic Alps is a fine way to hatch a plan for what comes next.

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Skiing right on your doorstep

Family-friendly Vorhegg ski area

Ski school

Ski hire

Nassfeld ski area

The slopes right next door

Put the skis on your shoulder and off you go: the family-friendly Vorhegg ski area is right next to our resort. Four kilometres of easy to intermediate pistes give families a relaxed start on the snow. A double chairlift, a practice lift and a nursery lift take you back up.
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Kötschach-Mauthen Ski School for those first turns

At Kötschach-Mauthen Ski School in the village, children aged 3 to 14 can learn to ski. In the children’s area, a dedicated rope tow, a wave track and playful exercises help them become more confident on their skis step by step.
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Ski hire & servicing before the first run

Still missing something for your day on the slopes? You can hire skis or snowboards from Sport Putz in Kötschach-Mauthen. Ski boots and the right equipment for your family are available here too, along with personal advice and professional servicing for your own gear.
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Clock up the kilometres on snow

Around 20 kilometres from Kötschach-Mauthen, the Nassfeld ski area offers 110 kilometres of family-friendly and more challenging pistes. The complimentary ski bus takes you to the Millennium Express, where 29 cable cars and lifts carry you high into the mountains. And because the ski area lies directly on the Italian border, even a refreshment stop comes with a hint of the south.
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Winter adventures beyond the slopes

Family Time

Pool Break

Winter Trails

Winter Sports

Winter Days Out

Sledging & ice skating with a little momentum
At Gailberg, the 1.6-kilometre natural sledge run takes you down into the valley, while the wave run at the lower lift station sends you up and down. If you would rather glide across the ice, you can skate laps at the Austrian Alpine Club centre or, when ice conditions allow, on Lake Pressegger See and Lake Weissensee.
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Climbing & bouldering in Kötschach-Mauthen
Too cold outside? Then it is time to climb indoors. The Boulderpoint Kötschach-Mauthen has 220 square metres of bouldering space and climbing walls up to 3.6 metres high. There is a dedicated children’s climbing wall too. Around seven minutes away by car, the KLE-SCH climbing centre offers even more space to try new routes or have another go at a tricky section.

Through winter on horseback and by sleigh
In the region, you can experience winter from the saddle or on a horse-drawn sleigh ride. Beginners gain their first riding experience, while confident riders explore the snow-covered surroundings on guided rides. And if you prefer to take things more gently, let hoofbeats and runners set the pace.
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Swim and warm up at Aquarena
Just a few steps from the resort, Aquarena has an indoor pool with a children’s area and water slides, plus an outdoor sports pool in summer. Pool admission is complimentary for our guests, while the sauna area is available for an additional charge.
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Winter walks close to home
Walking trails lead straight from the back of the resort into Einsiedelwald forest. For longer outings, head into Angerbachtal valley or follow the cleared winter walking trails around Kötschach-Mauthen.
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Snowshoeing on fresh tracks
Away from the cleared paths, snowshoe routes near Kötschach-Mauthen lead through snow-covered forests. Depending on the route, you can take it easy or choose a more challenging path as you make your way through the snow and winter landscape.
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Cross-country skiing through the Upper Gail Valley
Prefer a gentle glide or fancy clocking up a few more kilometres? In and around Kötschach-Mauthen, almost 50 kilometres of cross-country trails are prepared for classic and skate skiing. With several access points, you can set off from whichever one suits you best.
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Ski touring towards the summits
Those with experience in open alpine terrain will find rewarding destinations in the Carnic Alps, including Wodnertörl at 2,059 metres and the 2,332-metre Polinik. For an even higher goal, Rauchkofel rises to 2,460 metres.
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Ice climbing on waterfalls & towers
Experienced climbers can tackle natural ice formations in the mountaineering village of Mauthen. Those who prefer controlled conditions can head to the 28-metre ice-climbing tower at the Austrian Alpine Club leisure park. The facility opens when ice conditions allow, with equipment available to hire on site.
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Ice skating on Lake Weissensee
When the cold weather plays along, Lake Weissensee becomes Europe’s largest groomed natural ice surface. You can skate for up to 25 kilometres across the lake, with snow-covered mountains always in view. If you prefer exploring on foot, discover the surroundings on a winter walk.
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Time out in the mountain village of Monte Lussari
The gondola takes you from the Italian village of Camporosso up to 1,790 metres. At the top, stroll through the snow-covered lanes of the mountain village and warm up with Italian specialities in one of its cosy inns. There is no need to rush the journey back down into the valley, so take your time and enjoy the view of the Julian Alps.

A winter’s day in Italy
Why not add a day in Italy to your winter holiday? The Italian border is not far from our resort, so a change of scenery is easily within reach. Spend a few hours exploring charming Italian towns, then stop for a pizza or an espresso along the way. Two countries in one trip, without having to pack your bags twice.

A holiday to suit your taste

Self-catering

Bread roll service

Alpe-Adria cuisine

Your own kitchen on holiday

Being outdoors works up an appetite. It is a good thing that each Tiny House and Treehouse has a modern kitchenette or kitchen, as do our Luxury Tents, which are available during the summer. Cook for yourselves whenever it suits you and make whatever you fancy.

Fresh bread rolls for big plans

A good breakfast is just what you need before the first adventure of the day. With our bread roll service, you can order fresh rolls straight to the resort and ease into the day in your accommodation.

Good food from the region

Around Glamping Nassfeld, Alpe-Adria cuisine brings Carinthian classics and Italian favourites to the table. Regional produce is naturally part of the experience, as Kötschach-Mauthen lies at the heart of the world’s first Slow Food Travel region.

Family holiday offers

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Good to know

Some questions arise before you book, while others only occur once the suitcases have long been unpacked. Here you will find answers to help you from planning your holiday right through to check-out.

Is Glamping Nassfeld suitable for families with young children?
Absolutely! Glamping Nassfeld is designed around families with children of all ages. On the car-free resort grounds, little ones are free to set off and explore, with play areas and plenty of nature right on site. The family-friendly Vorhegg ski area and Aquarena are also right next door.

What types of accommodation are available and what facilities do they have?
You can stay in our Tiny Houses and Treehouses, or in our Luxury Tents during the summer season. Depending on the category, the accommodation sleeps up to six guests. You will find the size, layout and facilities listed with each accommodation option.

What facilities are available in the kitchen and what dining options are there?
All our accommodation has a kitchen or kitchenette, making self-catering easy. The exact facilities vary by accommodation category and are listed in the relevant description. A bread roll service is also available, and you will find restaurants nearby.

Are bed linen and towels provided?
Yes, bed linen and towels are provided for your stay. A one-off laundry fee of €14.90 per person applies.

Are cots and highchairs available?
A cot can be added, subject to availability, for a one-off fee of €15. Highchairs are provided free of charge. Please let us know what you need when booking whenever possible.

Are dogs allowed at Glamping Nassfeld?
Yes, dogs are welcome on request in selected accommodation categories: the Family Luxury Tent and the Two-Bedroom Comfort Tiny House. We charge €25 per dog, per night. Please let us know when booking if you are bringing your dog.

Can the Luxury Tents be heated, and do I need a sleeping bag?
Our Luxury Tents are comfortably equipped and available during the summer season. As nights in the Carinthian mountains can be cooler, particularly in spring and autumn, the tents can be heated to a maximum of 18°C. Bed linen is provided, of course. For especially cool nights, we nevertheless recommend bringing your own sleeping bag as a precaution.

Is breakfast available, or is there a bread roll service?
We do not offer a prepared breakfast. You can order fresh rolls through our bread roll service and enjoy a leisurely breakfast in your accommodation. If you would like to prepare something yourself, every accommodation has a kitchen or kitchenette.

What is included in the stay?
At Glamping Nassfeld, your stay includes complimentary Wi-Fi and parking, travel on the ski bus and admission to the nearby Aquarena. You are also welcome to use the play areas around the resort.

Is admission to Aquarena included?
Yes! Guests of Glamping Nassfeld enjoy complimentary admission to the nearby Aquarena Kötschach-Mauthen. The adventure pool is only a few minutes’ walk from the resort.

What are the resort’s check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 4 pm on the day of arrival. Check-out is by 10 am on the day of departure. Subject to availability, early check-in from 10 am or late check-out until 3 pm can be booked for an additional €35 each.

How does self-check-in work?
At Glamping Nassfeld, you can check in independently with ease and flexibility. We will email you all the information about your arrival, self-check-in and access to your accommodation ahead of your arrival. If you have any questions, our team will be happy to help.

Is complimentary parking available, and are there electric vehicle charging points?
Yes, complimentary parking is available directly at the resort. There are also two charging points for electric vehicles.

What additional costs apply, and is end-of-stay cleaning included in the price?
End-of-stay cleaning, the laundry fee and the statutory local tourist tax are charged in addition to the accommodation price. The cleaning fee depends on the accommodation category booked. Optional extras may also be added where applicable. All applicable costs are shown before you complete your booking.

Is there a minimum stay?
The minimum stay depends on the season, your travel dates and the offer booked. The online booking system will show which length of stay is available for your preferred dates.

What are the cancellation terms?
Our cancellation terms depend on the rate and offer selected. The applicable terms are displayed before you complete your booking and are then included in your booking confirmation.

Which payment methods are accepted?
We accept Visa, Mastercard and Maestro. The available payment methods are shown during the booking process.

Can I buy Glamping Nassfeld gift vouchers?
Yes, gift vouchers are available on request. Simply email us at info@glampingnassfeld.com. We will get back to you personally to arrange the details.

How can I book my stay or make an enquiry?
The easiest way is to https://app.mews.com/distributor/11a0e7ab-8a9e-4532-901c-b49b00889dffbook directly here. Our booking page shows current availability, prices and offers. For individual questions or special requests, email us at info@glampingnassfeld.com or call us on +43 4715 22020.

How far away is the family-friendly Vorhegg ski area?
The family-friendly Vorhegg ski area is right next to our resort and easy to reach on foot. Its manageable slopes make it particularly suitable for families and those taking their first turns in the snow.

Is there a ski school and ski hire nearby?
Right by the Ffamily-friendly Vorhegg ski area, Kötschach-Mauthen Ski School offers lessons for children and beginners of all ages. You can hire equipment from Sport Putz in Kötschach-Mauthen. Further ski schools and hire shops can be found in the Nassfeld ski area.

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