Freedom, adventure and lots of wilderness
We spend a great week at camp together in the midst of nature. We learn new skills to help us find our way around the wilderness even better. We discover and taste edible plants, make fires just like our ancestors did and carve our own eating utensils. We cook our meals over a campfire and even in an earth pit. On our forays into the wilderness, we learn about the way of life of lynxes and our native wild animals. Of course, we also use the evenings for exciting games. And those who are brave enough can spend the night outdoors.
Book an appointment
BOOK A RANGER! All summer camps can be booked individually on request, regardless of the dates.
Contact us
Villa Sonnwend National Park Lodge:
4575 Roßleithen, Mayrwinkl 80
Phone: + 43 7562 20592
E-mail: villa-sonnwend@kalkalpen.at
Planned activities
(depending on weather and group)
- Getting to know each other and cooperative games
- Lynx and other native wild animals
- Making fire with drill bow and flint
- Building a sleeping place, a night under the open sky
- Carving dishes, burning bowls
- Recognizing and using edible plants
- Forays through the wilderness
- Night activities, starry sky
- Pit cooking, evenings around the campfire
Included services
5-day adventure program and supervision by National Park Rangers
5 days / 4 nights full board in the National Park Wilderness Camp (shared room including bed linen)
Luggage transport
Who is it suitable for?
For curious young people aged 12 to 14. Sure-footedness and average physical condition required for easy hikes. Please inform us of any health restrictions such as allergies or asthma, special dietary requirements such as vegan food or diets when registering!
Camp management
Maria Laussamayer is a national park ranger, wilderness educator and nature guard with a special interest in botany, geology and feathered aerial acrobats.
David Scheutz is a national park ranger, adventure & wilderness educator, manager of the Camp Sibley sports & leisure center and manager of the Laussa climbing competence center.
Accommodation and meals
The National Park WildnisCamp consists of two comfortable huts with 23 guest beds (in shared rooms, bed linen provided), 2 washrooms with showers/WC, a kitchen with wood-burning stove, 2 cozy parlors with tiled stove and a spacious group room. The WildnisCamp is run by the Villa Sonnwend National Park Lodge, which has been awarded the Austrian Ecolabel.
All details about the accommodation here: National Park WildernessCamp facilities
Basic information
The instructions of the camp management are to be understood as suggestions, participation is voluntary. The camp management and the site owner are exempt from all liability claims. Parents must inform the organizer before the start of the camp if the child is mentally, physically or psychologically unfit or is in a vulnerable state of health. If necessary, they will interrupt or cancel the camp, especially if third parties could be harmed by their condition.