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Road Genius compares campervan rentals across Austria so you can choose the size, layout and price that fit your trip. Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck airports are the main pick-up locations and connect quickly to highways that cross the Alps. Austria is compact, so you can cover lakes, high mountain passes and historic towns in one trip, but alpine weather changes quickly—plan according to the season.

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Best Months for a Campervan Trip in Austria

Season	Average High Temperature (°F │ °C)	Good for Travel?
Winter (Dec-Feb)	34 │ 1	Good for skiing, cold for road touring
Spring (Mar-May)	59 │ 15	Good, snow cleared from most roads by May
Summer (Jun-Aug)	77 │ 25	Best for hiking and festivals, but campsites are busy
Autumn (Sep-Nov)	55 │ 13	Good, fewer crowds, early snow possible on high passes

Driving Information

Buy a Vignette (highway toll sticker) before entering any Austrian highway. Most gas stations near borders sell 10-day, 2-month or annual stickers.
Some alpine highways and tunnels use GO-Box electronic tolls for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes. Rental vans under this weight pay a separate cash fee at the toll booth.
Standard speed limits are 50 km/h (31 mph) in towns, 100 km/h (62 mph) on rural roads and 130 km/h (81 mph) on highways unless signs show different limits.
Winter tires are required in winter conditions between 1 November and 15 April. Carry snow chains when crossing mountain passes; police may check.
Blood-alcohol limit is 0.05%. Austria conducts roadside breath tests.
Overnight street parking is strictly controlled; expect restrictions from 22:00 to 06:00 in many towns unless signs specifically permit RVs.

Camping Locations

Place	Available Connections	Advantages	Disadvantages
Camping Wien West (Vienna)	Water+Electric	Bus and metro to city center in 30 minutes, shaded parking spaces	No gray water disposal
Natterer See Resort (Innsbruck)	Full connections	Lakeside swimming, children's facilities, accepts vehicles up to 10 meters	Must book 6 months ahead for peak season
Seecamp Zell am See	Full connections	Walking distance to lake beach and town center	Limited operation in winter
Campingplatz Hallstatt (Salzkammergut)	Water+Electric	UNESCO village views, ferry dock nearby	Difficult access for vehicles over 7 meters
Stellplatz P1 Hallstatt car park	None	Legal overnight parking for maximum 24 hours, pay-and-display	No connections, crowded by midday
Alpine parking areas on Grossglockner High Alpine Road	None	Mountain sunrise views, free outside toll season	Wild camping only legal after toll gates close (October-April); no facilities

Refueling and Service Locations

ASFINAG highway service areas provide diesel, LPG, fresh water taps and drive-through gray water and black water disposal.
ÖAMTC (Austrian automobile club) locations in major towns allow non-members to refill drinking water for a small coin fee.
Many village recycling centers have public cassette toilet disposal; look for a brown motorhome sign.

Local Information

Dial 112 for all emergencies; 144 reaches ambulance directly, 133 reaches police.
Alpine passes like Grossglockner and Silvretta close after the first heavy snow; check the mountain pass status website each morning.
Thunderstorms develop quickly in July and August; park away from tall trees and secure awnings.
Recycling rules are strict; separate glass, paper and plastic at campsite recycling bins to avoid fines.
Bring a CEE blue 16A electrical adapter for campsite power connections.
Most shops close on Sundays and public holidays, but highway service stations remain open for supplies.

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