Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg

Beautiful setting, conveniently located for travel into the centre of Vienna. Very well maintained and friendly campsite.

This camping site was packed. No spare pitches at all during our last night. Make reservations. Immaculate as expected, 300 metres to the train, 15 mins to Vienna. Nice bar/restaurant. Scores an 8.5

Ottimo campeggio , bagni puliti , zona silenziosa , anche se si trova abbastanza vicino al centro molto verde e con parchi acquatici nelle vicinanze , perfetta zona per raggiungere il centro di Vienna in bicicletta , campeggio molto affollato è meglio prenotare . Comunque consigliato

Well located for visiting Vienna, a short walk takes you to either bus or Rail station. A large site but well managed and with very helpful english speaking staff. The motorhome pitches were a little tight but manageable, the town itself and the Monastery well worth a visit.

This is a city site and was very busy even in May. Pitches are small and closely-packed. It is well placed for visiting Vienna: train station and buses only a few minutes' walk away. You must buy a ticket into Vienna and a separate ticket for use within the city. Trains and buses are very frequent and continue until late at night. The downside is that the railway can be clearly heard from the site, though the freight trains seemed to stop overnight and the noise didn't bother us overmuch. The staff at reception are very helpful and supply an information sheet on arrival, including details of transport tickets, etc. Despite it being busy, the high-quality toilets and showers were kept remarkably clean. Washing machines and tumble dryers were reasonably priced. Access is easy. Apart from Vienna itself, the nearby monastery in Klosternauburg is well-worth a visit. There's a small Spar supermarket just a short walk away. In total, a surprisingly good city campsite which was kept extremely clean and where the reception staff are very helpful. Ideal for visiting the city, but not a good place to spread out and enjoy a leisurely, van-side evening meal, unless you enjoy sharing it with the inhabitants of the next van!

A very nice city campsite. Very good facilities and helpful staff. Easy trip into Vienna by train or bus within minutes of the site. Some pitches are quite small. Free WiFi all across the site. Some may miss it as it is not the main reason for being there but you can walk in about 10 mins. to the banks of the Danube and go for miles in either direction on the footpath. There are some small beaches there as well - ideal for dog walking. The monastery is well worth a visit as well.

We used this campsite for 2 nights to spend some time in Vienna. It is ideal as the train station is a short walk from the site and the trains into Vienna run regularly with a change to the underground to complete the journey. It is a busy site with good facilities and the staff are very helpful. We went in June and the site was quite busy but can imagine that it would be very busy in high season so booking would be a must!

busy site close to Vienna and easy for public transport in and out of city centre. helpful english speaking staff on site. we advise to book well in advance if you want a pitch. pitches very small and squashed in like sardines. no room for an awning. overall a fair stay.

Great site for visiting Vienna. Rail station 50 metres confront gate. Takes less than half hour to get there. Klosteneuburg has all shops etc within 100metres of site. Site very busy could not get in first night as full so went to Sister site at Tulin for one night. Beautiful abbey to visit.

We reached Donaupark Camping in Klosterneuburg via a 4 car ferry across the Danube, and found it was a large site with gravel/grass pitches, and a separate area for tents. The pitches were of varying sizes, some quite small, but we were lucky in managing to find a vacant pitch of a reasonable size. Although we arrived quite late at around 16:00, there were still plenty of places available.

There were plenty of trees, but unfortunately, there were plenty of mosquitos too - probably more than at any other campsite we have been to. Eventually we had to retreat to our van and the tents in order to escape the onslaught.

The sanitary facilities were in two separate blocks, one a dedicated building with showers and WCs, and the other within the main reception building. There were only two or three showers in each block, one of which wasn't working, and I had to queue in the morning. Although there weren't enough of them, the showers were quite good.

Also in the main building, there was a laundry room with 3 or 4 washing machines and 2 tumble driers (one of which wasn't working). the cost of a token for the washing machine and one for the drier came to €7,50.

A tiny shop in the site cafe sold bread, cold drinks and some preserves in small packets, but there was also a Spar supermarket within easy walking distance in the town. Even closer, were the bus stops and railway station, which provided relatively easy access to Vienna. Travel details were provided by reception, but in summary, you catch a 239 bus to Heilingenstadt and purchase a ticket for €2,20 from the driver (children under 15 years old travel free on Sundays, public holidays and school holidays). From Heilingenstadt you purchase another ticket for €2,20 (children again free on the days previously mentioned) from a machine at the metro station and hop on a U4 underground train to Karlsplatz, after validating the tickets at a stamping machine at the entrance to the platform. The entire journey took around 40 minutes.

Klosterneuburg is a pleasant little town to walk around, especially the area around the Monastery.