Used this campsite whilst cycling the Danube route, and it was certainly one of the best equipped…read morewe stayed in; had a nice bar, several well kept showers, washing machines (although expensive at about 3EUR), and a helpful reception. Klosterneuburg is a nice town, with a selection of decent restaurants and shops, although it is more convenient as a base for exploring Vienna - which is only around 12km away. One warning, when we stayed here it was absolutely infested with mosquitoes (as was most of the Danube route) - so take some insect repellent!!

Not bad, another one of those mega campsites. Getting here, well the S80 will get you to Staudlau…read moreand then you can hop on the U2 to Donaustadtbrucke. It is only a 15 min walk from that station to the campsite following the bike path the the Shell gas station, also includes a Spar store, or take the 92B bus from Donaustadtbrucke for two stops. There are two sets of bldgs which include many toilets and showers and the kitchen has hot plates. The hot water is hot and there is also wash machines/dryers. The tent site has larger old trees around the perimeter; the freight trains run all day and can disturb some during their sleep. The prise really wasn't too high, discounts given for the slow parts of the week. The wifi is only available next to the reception office and is not password secure.

The wien-lobAU National Park House, which is located at the end of the Dechantweg, is quite unique…read moreand special if you are a nature lover like I am. The house itself is a great meeting point, has a huge playground, many exhibits, a theater, restrooms, and a small café. The Ranger staff is always helpful and has a very extensive background on all animals, maps, camps, and answers to various questions. This park has multiple small lakes and of course the Donau itself and its many arms, small streams, ponds, and large forested areas. I have seen many types of different animals from large deer and otters to the smallest of creatures like squirrels and woodpeckers. I hope you enjoy the National Park House as much as I have. One tip: I would ask the park Ranger for a park map as its easier to find your way around at all times and not look for the staged map. "The Texan"