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Motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg: planning before you set off
Motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg is quickly sorted, as long as you check the season, the booking and the route in advance. Otherwise the evening runs the way plenty of drivers know it: 7pm, somewhere in the Triesting valley, the sun already behind the Gerichtsberg. Because the site from the app is full, closed, or exists only as a review from 2019.
Then the fridge needs power, the waste water tank is full, and the passenger seat wants to know how much longer this will take. However, you can avoid that evening entirely. Three steps are usually enough, and they take ten minutes the night before.
The details you need for your planning:
- Camping Paradise Garden, Höfnergraben 2, 2572 Kaumberg, Lower Austria
- Quiet side valley in the southern Vienna Woods, beside a mountain stream, surrounded by meadows and mixed woodland
- Around 30 to 35 kilometres south west of Vienna
- 2026 season: 30 March to 30 September
- Bookings all year round by email to reservierung@camping-noe.at or by phone on +43 676 4741966
This guide follows the planning in the order it actually comes up. First, the pitch itself: size, electricity, drinking water, waste water and sanitary facilities. Then bookings and prices, including the points that regularly catch guests out.
After that come the routes from Vienna, from the A1, from the A2, and for anyone driving on towards Hungary. Finally, the stay itself: Vienna by bus, walking, cycling and days out in the region.
Step 1: Check the pitch and facilities for motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg
A quiet night is settled before you book. Check three things: pitch size in square metres, hook-ups at the pitch itself, and the year the sanitary block was built. If the website leaves them out, ring up and ask. We have collected the signals worth checking before you set off in a separate piece on the camper pitch in Lower Austria.
For motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg, here is what we have: around 50 touring pitches, each roughly 90 to over 100 m². The site is long and mostly level, with single trees and hedges between the pitches. A mountain stream runs alongside, and the farm’s sheep graze behind it.
What to look for on any pitch:
- Electricity, drinking water and waste water at the pitch itself. In Austria that is far from standard; often there is only a central service point.
- Space between vehicles. Below 80 m² per pitch it gets tight once the awning is out and the chairs are up. Why we stayed at 90 m² per pitch is explained here.
- Condition of the sanitary facilities. Our building dates from 2005, has step-free access and 5 ADAC stars.
- How easily you can reach the operator. A mobile number that someone actually answers can save you an hour of searching.
Waste water runs off through the campsite’s own drainage system. So you will not be carting canisters about. You do need a waste hose of decent length, though, and a mains cable with a little slack.
Electricity, drinking water and waste water at the pitch
Every pitch here in Kaumberg has three connections: electricity, drinking water and waste water disposal through the campsite’s own drainage system. You park up, plug in, done. That is rarer in Austria than many people assume. So it pays to check your own kit before you leave.
Your packing list shifts as a result. Canisters and power banks can stay at home. What matters more are hoses and cables that actually reach the connection:
- a mains cable with generous length, since our pitches run from 90 to over 100 m²
- a water hose with a fitting that suits the drinking water tap
- a waste hose long enough to reach from the vehicle to the drain connection
- a simple adapter set, in case your thread does not match
You will not need to ration the leisure battery, because mains power runs continuously. For guests staying several nights or visiting Vienna by bus, the fridge, laptop and chargers keep running. Our summer packing list covers what else belongs in the vehicle.
We bill electricity by meter reading, EUR 0.50 per kW. So you pay only for what you use; there is no daily flat rate. The pitch price includes water and drainage.
Wi-Fi is free with 1 GB fair use. That covers emails, timetables and the weather forecast. However, anyone planning to stream films should count on their own data.
Sanitary facilities, the inn and what else is on site
The sanitary building has been in use since 2005: modern showers, separate toilet rooms, step-free access throughout. The ADAC awarded it 5 stars, the top rating in this category. The Dutch ANWB rates the site 8.3.
Since 2007, Camping Paradise Garden has also held the EU ECO-LABEL, the European Union’s highest environmental award. We have built and planted the site the same way since 1980: living in nature, with nature.
There is an inn on site serving drinks and home cooking from our own kitchen. Opening hours depend on the season and how busy we are. If in doubt, ring Leopold Grandl on +43 676 4741966. Then you know before you arrive whether you are cooking or sitting down to eat.
What else you will find on site:
- electricity, drinking water and waste water disposal at every pitch, with drainage via the campsite’s own system
- Wi-Fi on site, 1 GB fair use free of charge
- dogs are welcome
- space for motorhomes, caravans, tents and motorcycle travellers
Motorcyclists and pilgrims on the Via Sacra use the same facilities as motorhome guests: shower, somewhere to charge a phone, Wi-Fi. Payment is cash only, though; we cannot take cards.
Step 2: Reserving motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg, working out prices and paying cash
You can book motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg all year round by email at reservierung@camping-noe.at. If the confirmation does not arrive promptly, check your spam folder. Also, Leopold Grandl answers technical and personal questions on +43 676 4741966.
Include these details in your enquiry and the confirmation will reach you faster:
- Arrival and departure dates
- Vehicle type and vehicle length
- Number of people, plus the ages of any children travelling with you
- Whether you need an electricity connection
- Dog, yes or no
These prices apply to motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg in the season from 30 March to 30 September 2026. A motorhome with 2 people costs EUR 33.00 per night; with 1 person it is EUR 19.00. Each additional person pays EUR 14.00, and a child aged 5 to 13 pays EUR 6.00. For a single night with 2 people, the reduced rate of EUR 26.00 applies.
The price includes the overnight tax of EUR 2.50 and the waste charge of EUR 1.50, each per person per day. Water, drainage and VAT are included too. However, we bill electricity by meter reading, so you pay for what you use. Every item then appears separately on your invoice.
We accept cash only, and card payment is not possible. So withdraw the amount before you set off, because there is little opportunity to do so in Kaumberg itself. You will find all current rates at camping-noe.at/preise/.
Step 3: Planning your journey to motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg
Enter Höfnergraben 2, 2572 Kaumberg into your sat nav. If you prefer coordinates, use GPS 48.01972, 15.9425. The last stretch is the same on every route. So once you turn off the regional road, about 400 metres remain to the site.
Arriving from Vienna (A21)
- take the Mayerling exit
- head towards Hafnerberg on the B11
- continue on the B18 to Altenmarkt and through the village
- turn left one kilometre after Thenneberg, then 400 metres
From the west via the A1
- take the St. Pölten Süd exit
- follow the B20 for about 15 kilometres to Traisen
- at the roundabout join the B18 towards Hainfeld, then roughly 17 kilometres
- turn right three to four kilometres after Kaumberg, then 400 metres
Via the A2 from the south
- take the Leobersdorf exit
- continue through Berndorf onto the B18
- turn left one kilometre after Thenneberg, then 400 metres
As a stopover heading for Hungary
The site sits on the shortest route east. From the campsite you follow the B18 to Günselsdorf, then head towards Eisenstadt and on into Hungary. So you save around 30 kilometres compared with the standard route.
Plan the last leg in daylight, because the roads in the Triesting valley are narrow and turnings are hard to spot in the dark. If you have questions about the access road, ring Leopold Grandl: +43 676 4741966.
Routes from Vienna, the west and the south
The final kilometres to motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg run along country roads through the Triesting valley. All three approaches, however, work for caravan combinations and large motorhomes.
- From Vienna, take the A21 outer ring motorway to the Mayerling exit. Then head towards Hafnerberg on the B11 and continue on the B18 to Altenmarkt. After the village you stay on the B18; one kilometre past Thenneberg, turn left.
- Coming from the west, leave the A1 west motorway at St. Pölten Süd. The B20 runs about 15 kilometres to Traisen. Then at the roundabout join the B18 towards Hainfeld and carry on roughly 17 kilometres to Kaumberg. Three to four kilometres after the village, turn right.
- From the south, take the A2 south motorway, exit Leobersdorf, and drive through Berndorf on the B18 into the Triesting valley. Here too, turn left one kilometre after Thenneberg.
After the turning, count about 400 metres to the barrier on each route. Then you hear the stream and the sheep in the meadow next door.
For your sat nav, enter Höfnergraben 2, 2572 Kaumberg. If you work with coordinates, use 48.01972 north and 15.9425 east. Call Leopold Grandl on +43 676 4741966 if anything is unclear on the last few metres.
A stopover on the way to Hungary
Drivers coming from western Austria or Germany towards Hungary usually take the standard route via Vienna. Via Kaumberg, though, the journey is around 30 kilometres shorter. From the campsite you follow the B18 to Günselsdorf, then head towards Eisenstadt and on across the border.
So you set off in the morning already on your route, without driving 20 kilometres back first.
For travellers passing through, the night in between counts most. A motorway services has noise and lights, but no waste disposal. Here you park in a side valley in the southern Vienna Woods, beside a mountain stream, with meadows and forest around you. For more on what a night on the road is worth, read our post on the short-stay pitch for motorhomes.
In practical terms, motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg means:
- electricity, drinking water and waste water disposal at the pitch itself
- pitches of around 90 to over 100 m², so room for an awning and table
- sanitary building with a 5-star ADAC rating
- Wi-Fi on site, 1 GB fair use free of charge
- inn serving home cooking from its own kitchen
You arrive with full waste water tanks and drive on with empty ones. Also, the battery is charged and the fridge is cold when you set off the next morning.
Please note: we take cash payment only. Reservations go through reservierung@camping-noe.at or by phone on +43 676 4741966. Even for a single night, a quick enquiry in advance helps.
Step 4: Using the motorhome overnight parking Kaumberg as a base, Vienna included
The motorhome overnight parking Kaumberg works as a base for day trips to Vienna. Bus route 169 runs from the stops in the village to Matzleinsdorfer Platz. The ride takes around 55 minutes, and the ticket costs roughly EUR 7.00 to 11.00. From there you change to the U-Bahn, S-Bahn or tram. However, only two to three services run each day. So check the times before you leave at vor.at, postbus.at or in ÖBB Scotty.
You can also get a long way here on foot. Kaumberg has 52 km of waymarked walking trails. The Araburg castle ruin stands at 800 m above sea level and is the highest ruin in Lower Austria. From the village centre, the walk up takes about 1.5 hours. Cyclists have the Triestingtal-Gölsental cycle route with 62 km.
Pilgrims on the Via Sacra will find a shower, phone charging and Wi-Fi with us. By arrangement, your car can stay in the car park until you come back.
For day trips by motorhome or car:
- Heiligenkreuz Abbey and the historic village of Mayerling
- Baden with its theatre and casino, plus a Heuriger wine tavern in Gumpoldskirchen
- Weißer Zoo in Kernhof, a good choice for families
Opening times and admission prices are on the respective official websites. Please check there before you set off.
The site itself stays quiet. Our sheep graze next door, and around 120 old fruit varieties grow in the meadows. The farmstead was first recorded in 1380, and the campsite has been here since 1980. To the north lies the Vienna Woods, a biosphere reserve and Natura 2000 site.
Common questions about motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg
What does a night in a motorhome cost in Kaumberg?
At Camping Paradise Garden you pay EUR 33.00 per night for a motorhome with two people. For a single night, the reduced rate of EUR 26.00 for two people applies instead. Electricity is billed by meter reading at EUR 0.50 per kW. Overnight tax, waste charge, water and drainage are already included; for current details, see camping-noe.at/preise/.
Which connections are available at the pitch itself?
Every pitch has electricity, drinking water and waste water disposal via the site’s own drainage system. So you need no chain of canisters and no trip to a disposal station. The sanitary building is also within easy reach: built in 2005, accessible for wheelchair users and awarded 5 stars by the ADAC.
How much space will I have with my motorhome?
Pitches measure roughly 90 to over 100 m², and the grounds are long, narrow and mostly level. Around 50 pitches are available for touring guests, with individual trees and hedges between them. So you are not parked door to door, but set between meadows and wooded slopes in a side valley.
Is motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg a good base for visiting Vienna?
Yes, the site lies about 30 to 35 kilometres south-west of Vienna. Bus route 169 runs from Kaumberg directly to Matzleinsdorfer Platz in around 55 minutes, with two to three services daily. From there you can connect to the underground, the S-Bahn and the tram. Because timetables change, check current times and fares on vor.at or postbus.at.
How do I book motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg, and when is the site open?
The 2026 season runs from 30 March to 30 September. You can book motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg all year round by email to reservierung@camping-noe.at, or by phone with Leopold Grandl on +43 676 4741966. Please also check your spam folder if the confirmation does not arrive promptly.
Can I pay by card?
No, the site takes cash only. So plan for enough cash to cover the overnight stay, electricity and the inn. All prices also include every duty and tax.
Is motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg worth it as a stopover heading for Hungary?
The campsite sits on the shortest route to Hungary and saves around 30 kilometres compared with the standard route. From the site you take the B18 to Günselsdorf, then head towards Eisenstadt and on across the border. So motorhome overnight parking in Kaumberg combines a quiet night with full facilities and a shorter leg the next day.
