We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our guests at TIROL CAMP.
The Tirol-Camp team is here to make sure your camping holiday is as comfortable as possible.
Here is a summary of a few essential rules and regulations intended to ensure the comfort and relaxation of every camper.

We provide you with a comfort pitch which is available for your use only.
The area is big enough to accommodate your car. You can conditional reserve a specific pitch.

We request that vehicles should not be parked on neighbouring pitches or left in front of the restaurant. When eating there, please use the guest parking area near the entrance or the “Energiebrunnen” parking area.
Visitors are requested not to drive in and around the campsite. They may use the parking area provided.

The sanitary blocks are located on the lower level of Tirol Camp’s main building
and in the block of holiday apartments. Please leave the area and any machines in a clean state. Please use the valuable resource of water sparingly.

Causing deliberate damage or leaving areas dirty will be systematically brought to our attention and followed by a reprimand.

During the summer season, water and drainage connections are available on all pitches. On the campsite, one is not allowed to dispose of waste water by other means.
In addition, it is possible to use the outlet of the “Winterbrunnen” for waste-water disposal. Located in the upper sanitary block and in the recycling area is a chemical disposal point. In addition, there are motor-caravan services available.

“Drying rooms” are available in the sanitary blocks for drying wet clothes and shoes and for hanging washing.

PLEASE NOTE : WASTE MUST BE SORTED OUT!!
The accumulated waste must be disposed of in the appropriate containers.
It is understood that children are not allowed to separate waste.
For security reasons, fireworks, bangers and bonfires are forbidden on the campsite and the surrounding area.
Midday rest period: noon to 2pm Night-time rest period: 10pm to 8am
During these times, the barrier is closed and driving around the campsite is not possible.
(Please use the lower parking area).
Departure time is before noon (otherwise another night will be charged)

Taking care of children and youngsters is the responsibility of parents.
It is also their duty to accompany their children to the toilets, the showers and waste-disposal areas. The same applies to the use of playgrounds and swimming pools.
We are not responsible for damage or loss of your belongings.

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that your pitch and surrounding area should be kept clean. When leaving the campsite, please dispose of wooden platforms, stones and rubbish etc, in the appropriate places.
Otherwise, a pitch-cleaning fee of 50 euros will be charged.

Dogs must be on a lead within the entire campsite and the village of Fieberbrunn.
Dogs are without exception not allowed in the Reception area, the shop, and the areas of the swimming pool and pond. Dog owners must dispose of any dog litter.

The gas and electricity connections on your caravan or motor caravan must be checked by a specialist and the ventilation must remain open.

In winter, the main paths within the campsite are not cleared of snow in order to allow skiers to move around. Caravans will not be cleared of snow by us. Before winter starts, awnings should be protected (danger of collapsing). Our staff will be pleased to help you with this task.
We are not responsible for damage caused by snow.

We will be pleased to answer any further questions you may have and look forward to your comments. And if anything is wrong, which sometimes happens, we kindly ask you to let us know.

Dogs are welcome with us

Please follow the following rules so your holiday will be enjoyable for you and for us!

In the following areas dogs are not allowed

• Tirol Stuberl Restaurant
• Toilet and washing areas
• Pool areas, outdoor swimming area
• Wellness area and Relaxation studio

Rules regarding dogs being kept on the lead

• In the camping area and in Fieberbrunn dogs must be kept on the lead without exception.
• There are local and county regulations that must be adhered to regarding to keeping dogs on the lead, if not they are not heavy fines may be imposed.
• St Ulrich has an area by the Pillersee lake where dogs are allowed to be exercised off the lead. • This is where your dog can exercise off the lead; park in the public car park in St Ulrich opposite the Hotel Brauwirt and walk in the direction of the lake. By the Kneipp you will see a sign for the dog lead free area.

Dog waste removal

• Dog waste must be removed (because of this there are numerous dog toilet areas on our site and a container by the rubbish separation for you to use)
• Unfortunately we have continual complaints from our local farmers, other holidaymakers and local residents. It is sadly the case that many dog owners let their dogs run free and do not remove their waste. Also in country areas the waste must be removed. Dog waste does not rot down and contains bacteria that makes the hay unusable. Farmers must then remove the dog waste from the hay as it can make the cattle ill.
• Dog waste must also be removed in winter when is will not break down naturally. In spring our personnel must clear the surrounding fields and meadows from dog waste which is obviously no fun and has a cost.

With your dog in the mountains

• In Fieberbrunn dogs must be kept on the lead. Regardless of the legal aspects, if the dog remains on the lead are parties are safer, the dog, the owner, the wildlife and the hunter. This is even more important in protected areas and in the vicinity of wildlife feeding zones.
• Also in cattle grazing areas it is better to give the animals a wide berth, should that not be possible then be ready to let the dog off the lead so it may get away from any bad tempered cattle.
• Should you wish to overnight in a mountain hut with your dog, it is advisable to check with the mountain hut if they have sleeping areas for dogs and if they are available? Sleeping areas in mountain huts are normally taboo for dogs – a night separated from your dog on the mountain can be avoided.