Camping Olympia

A very nice and well-maintained campsite with heated toilets and showers. Magnificent views (in good weather). Hiking trails, a zoo – everything is there.

The campervan area was quite good, although the pitches were a bit small. The facilities were excellent, including heating. We used the spa, which was quite nice.

We stayed at Camping Olympia in Toblach during the off-season and had a wonderful time. The campsite is beautifully situated in the Dolomites and is a fantastic base for excursions. We particularly appreciated: * Great location with attractions like Lake Prags, Lake Dürrensee, Lake Toblach, and the Three Peaks viewpoint; many are easily accessible by bus * The South Tyrol Pass is included, allowing free use of buses and trains – a real plus * Niederdorf is a charming, quiet village nearby * There's a small zoo right behind the campsite, as well as hiking trails leading to a Kneipp and recreation area * Pleasantly quiet during the off-season The arriving guests were spread out, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere. * Spacious pitches with stunning mountain views * Very clean and well-equipped bathing facilities * Consistently friendly staff and a smooth check-in/check-out process * Very dog-friendly, with good hiking trails nearby and a great room with a dog shower and hairdryer Our pitch didn't have direct fresh water and wastewater hookups, but everything was generally available (even though we hadn't booked them). The gravel on the pitches was a bit annoying, as it was easy to track it into the campervan. Overall, a very nice, quiet, and well-located campsite in the Dolomites that we would definitely recommend.

We really enjoyed our stay in the motorhome. We called to book and they were always super friendly and helpful at reception. Check-in is until 8 pm. Then they give you a card and, if you book more than one night, you can come and go as you please. The bathrooms are always very clean and there are private shower stalls. The only downside is that there are only two showers, but as we went during the off-season, this didn't cause us any problems. The space also has designated areas for washing dishes, doing laundry, and filling the water tank (some services may have an extra cost). Excellent location for visiting Lake Braies and Lake Dobbiaco, as well as allowing easy access to the points of interest in Cortina d'Ampezzo. We paid €60 per night for a motorhome with 3 people and electricity included.

We stayed there as a family with our caravan. It's a very well-maintained and beautiful site. The mini-zoo and the playground facilities for children are great. The sanitary facilities are clean and the staff are very friendly. We really enjoyed our stay and were able to easily reach all our destinations for day trips.

We stayed at the campsite in May for two nights while passing through on our way to Istria. The campsite was therefore quite empty. However, I can understand some of the negative reviews if the campsite is fully booked in the summer. We were assigned a great pitch in the 600 area, near the petting zoo and playground. It was spacious enough for our campervan, so that wasn't a problem. In the summer, it could have used a bit more shade. The sanitary facilities were clean and adequate, but a bit limited. The three men's toilets for the entire area were all occupied at one point, even when the campsite was only about 20% full. This would definitely be more unpleasant when the campsite is full. The indoor spa area looks beautiful. But as some have mentioned, it gets very busy when families are there. We were also there with our family, and the pool was definitely more of a children's paddling pool than a wellness oasis. Even with few guests, all the sun loungers were already taken. The price of €10 for 3 hours is reasonable if you also use the saunas; otherwise, it's rather expensive. The sauna itself is very nice. My only criticism is that people come and go to the toilets, simply passing by the sauna door and often peeking inside. This doesn't bother me, but two female guests who were there at the time found it a bit disconcerting. The fact that the sauna showers are practically in the corridor leading to the toilets was also somewhat irritating. So perhaps the concept could be reconsidered, and the entire sauna operation could be reserved for specific times when there are no regular bathers present. Then it would be wonderful. However, this would mean there's no bad-weather program for children/families. On the positive side, the restaurant was fantastic! Very good food and excellent service. The reception staff were also extremely helpful. As a family, it's important to know: The petting zoo and playground are located outside the campsite, and you need a card to enter/exit them. Therefore, it's not possible to send small children there alone!

Great camping spot with excellent accessibility! It’s very easy to reach all the main sightseeing spots from here. There is a bus stop conveniently located right in front of the entrance, which makes getting around so much easier. Also, the toilets and showers are very clean and well-maintained. Highly recommended!

Unfortunately, the campsite seems a bit run-down; the toilets and showers are clean but also look somewhat outdated. It can be quite noisy if you're camping near the railway line.

Great location, clean grounds, friendly staff, delicious restaurant and luxurious spa!

We ended up at Camping Olympia based on reviews and photos, but to be honest, it was a bit of a disappointment. The campsite is practically laid out, but consequently also a bit boring. There are many straight streets and gravel pitches where you are mostly looking at your neighbors across the way. This gave us less of the holiday feeling we had expected. The sanitary facilities were fine in themselves, but were not cleaned sufficiently during our stay. Unfortunately, a lot was also sold out in the shop. The surroundings do make up for a lot, though. The campsite is conveniently located, a short distance from Lago di Braies and Lago di Dobbiaco. The petting zoo on the campsite was also great fun for the children. Additionally, a large amusement park, the Kurpark, is within walking distance, which is a real plus when traveling with children. All in all, a campsite with a good location and practical facilities, but not quite what we had hoped for.