Adventure in the adventure camp at the Neubergerhof in Filzmoos with campfire, archery and teepees
WASTL Adventure Camp
Just a short walk from the Neubergerhof, across the stream, you’ll find our WASTL Adventure Camp with its tipis and large campfire spot, nestled in a small woodland area opposite the hotel.
Sitting around the campfire, shooting arrows, hammering nails into a log, or quietly watching birds and squirrels in their natural habitat – even in the age of social media, or perhaps especially because of it, these simple pleasures still bring real joy.
Our WASTL Adventure Camp features tipis, a campfire area, a saloon, a small workshop, an insect hotel, and plenty of seating. We've spent many wonderful evenings there. For 25 years now, this little forest village has been full of charm – and hasn’t lost a bit of it.
Weekly archery tournament
Another highlight of the summer weekly program is the archery tournament for children and adults. Each competitor has 4 shots, with the 3 best counted. At the big award ceremony around the campfire, the winners of every age group are traditionally lifted up onto the shoulders and celebrated by friends and family!
Sitting by the crackling campfire
Together you sit around the dancing flames, tell each other stories, grill stick bread or listen to a story during the fairy tale hour. In winter, you enjoy a Punsch in the snow-covered winter forest by the campfire.
Family excursion incl. torch-lit hike
Once a week after dinner, all families make their way to the camp. The kids organise an archery tournament. Maybe you have your guitar with you and you can sing a song? After an adventurous evening in the middle of nature, we head back to the Neubergerhof in the glow of the torches.
Children's hike through Neuberg
With the WASTL Kid’s Club, once a week the children take a small hike through Neuberg. In the adventure camp a hearty picnic is had in the shade of the trees. The kitchen team from Neubergerhof has certainly packed many healthy and tasty things. Just be careful that the squirrels and co. don't nibble away the goodies.