Looking to rent a campervan in Austria? With Campcruisers you can easily find and book your perfect motorhome. Discover between, danube and more when you explore Austria by camper.

Austria is a dream destination for a campervan journey, and booking online through a platform like Campcruisers makes planning a breeze. Here, you can easily and conveniently compare different models, sizes, and features from various rental partners throughout Austria. This ensures you'll find the vehicle that perfectly fits your budget and travel plans—whether you're looking for a nimble camper for the famous Grossglockner High Alpine Road or a spacious motorhome for a family holiday by the lake. This freedom of choice gives you maximum flexibility for your trip. You're not tied to one location; you can shape your route spontaneously. Explore the impressive Krimml Waterfalls, soak up the culture in Salzburg, and the next day, drive on to the idyllic vineyards of Styria. With your online-booked campervan, Austria is yours to discover.

Your booked camper is waiting to explore the beauty of Austria. Here are three unforgettable routes that showcase the country's diversity, from the highest peaks to the rolling hills.

🚐 Tour 1: The King's Tour – Grossglockner High Alpine Road

This route is an absolute must for every Alps enthusiast, offering panoramas that will take your breath away. Duration: 2-3 daysDistance: approx. 150 km (including the approach to the panoramic road)Ideal for: Nature lovers, photographers, passionate driversDay 1: Ascent to Peak Happiness: Start in Zell am See or Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße. The 48-kilometre panoramic road takes you up through 36 hairpin bends. Stop at the numerous viewpoints and take a detour to the Edelweißspitze, the highest point.Day 2: Glacier & Heiligenblut: On the other side, drive down to the Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe. From here, you have a spectacular view of the Grossglockner and the Pasterze, the largest glacier in the Eastern Alps. End the day in the picturesque mountaineering village of Heiligenblut.

🏞️ Tour 2: Lake Symphony in the Salzkammergut

A fairytale journey through one of Austria's most beautiful cultural and natural landscapes.

Duration: 3-4 daysDistance: approx. 120 kmIdeal for: Families, culture enthusiasts, lake loversDay 1: Wolfgangsee & Emperor's View: Your first stop is Lake Wolfgang. Visit the charming St. Wolfgang with the famous "White Horse Inn" and take the historic Schafbergbahn railway to the summit for a 360-degree view.Day 2: Hallstatt – A World Heritage Site: Continue to Lake Hallstatt. Explore the world-famous village of Hallstatt, picturesquely nestled against the mountain. A visit to the Salt Worlds, the oldest salt mine in the world, is a must.Day 3: Mondsee & Attersee: Spend a relaxing day on the shores of Lake Mondsee (famous from "The Sound of Music") or Lake Attersee, Austria's largest inland lake, which is perfect for water sports.

☀️ Tour 3: The Culinary Route – Styrian Wine Road & Graz

Discover the "Green Heart" of Austria, a region full of culinary delights and historical treasures.

Duration: 3 daysDistance: approx. 180 kmIdeal for: Foodies, wine lovers, culture fansDay 1: Graz – The Capital of Delight: Explore the Old Town of Graz (UNESCO World Heritage) with its Schlossberg, the clock tower, and the futuristic Kunsthaus.Day 2: The South Styrian Wine Road: Drive through the "Styrian Tuscany" with its rolling hills and endless vineyards. Stop at one of the many traditional "Buschenschanken" (wine taverns) to try the local wine and a hearty platter of cold cuts.Day 3: Riegersburg & Chocolate: Visit the impressive Riegersburg castle, perched on a volcanic rock. For a sweet finish, you can visit the nearby Zotter Chocolate Manufactory and taste your way through countless varieties.

Austria is easily accessible from all over Europe, making the journey to your campervan pickup location very straightforward.

🚗 By Car: Most pickup locations in Austria are easily reached via the excellent motorway network. Remember that you need a "Vignette" (toll sticker) to use Austrian motorways.✈️ By Plane: The largest airports are Vienna (VIE), Salzburg (SZG), Innsbruck (INN), and Graz (GRZ). They are served by direct flights from many European cities.

After you arrive, you can easily reach your campervan's pickup location. The exact address of our partner's rental station will be provided in your booking documents. Depending on the location, the pickup may be directly at the airport or in the nearby area.

Austrian cuisine is hearty, sweet, and incredibly delicious - no matter if you want to dine out or prefer to cook your own meal in your campervan kitchen. Austrians value high-quality food very highly, and you can taste this even when you stop off at a good, inexpensive restaurant.

What you absolutely must try:

Wiener Schnitzel: The classic, best made from veal.Kaiserschmarrn: A fluffy, shredded pancake with powdered sugar and plum compote.Brettljause: A cold platter with various types of sausage and ham, cheese, spreads, and bread—typical of Styria.Kaspressknödel: Flattened cheese and bread dumplings, served in a strong beef broth or with a salad.

Austria is a very camper-friendly country with excellent infrastructure.

🏕️ Wild Camping & Free-Standing:

Staying overnight outside of official campsites or designated pitches is generally prohibited in Austria. While the laws vary by federal state, the penalties can be high. It is strictly enforced, especially in tourist areas and national parks. We strongly advise against risking it.

🚐 Official Sites & Campsites:The good news: there is a dense network of excellent campsites all over Austria. You'll find everything from simple farm campsites to 5-star facilities with wellness areas. The number of motorhome pitches is also constantly growing.

On Campcruisers, you'll find a selection of bookable campsites and private motorhome pitches. Take a look, a perfect spot for your Austria tour might already be there!