Family Vacation in Seefeld
Vacation Rental in Tyrol with Kids at AlpenParks Alpina
On the sun-drenched high plateau of the Seefeld Olympic Region, nestled between the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains, families will find the perfect setting for their vacation with children in Tyrol at the AlpenParks Chalet & Apartment Alpina Seefeld. The vacation apartments, ranging from 43 to 90 m² in size, accommodate 2 to 8 people—each apartment category features a fully equipped kitchen, separate bedrooms, and a spacious living area. This way, your family can enjoy the freedom of a private apartment while also benefiting from the comfort of a hotel complex with a bistro, sauna area, and reception service.
The Tyrolean mountains begin right at your doorstep, featuring family-friendly hiking trails, swimming lakes, and ski areas for beginners. The center of Seefeld, with its pedestrian zone, Olympic swimming pool, and Seekirchl church, is just a few minutes away on foot or via the free local bus—you’ll receive the Plateau Card as a guest card free of charge at check-in.
Why choose a vacation rental for a family vacation in Seefeld?
Compared to a traditional hotel room, an apartment in Seefeld offers three clear advantages for families:
- More space: Parents and children each have their own private areas—babies go to sleep early, and parents can enjoy the evening in peace.
- Private kitchen: Serve breakfast according to the little ones’ schedule, prepare baby food, or cook together—all without having to worry about restaurant hours.
- Flexibility: No set half-board schedule, but a vacation at your own pace—supplemented by our on-site bistro when the kitchen is closed.
Upon request, we’ll provide a crib and a high chair free of charge, so you can travel light.
Summer Family Vacations: Hiking, Swimming, and Mountain Adventures
Summers on Tyrol’s high plateau are mild—at 1,200 meters above sea level, it’s rarely oppressively hot, making it ideal for active families. These activities are particularly popular starting from the AlpenParks Alpina Seefeld:
- Rosshütte Mountain Railways: Take the pink funicular to the mid-station, where the large mining-themed adventure playground awaits with a play mine, tire slide, trampoline cushions, and a forest marble run.
- Wildsee and Seekirchl: Stroll around Seefeld’s landmark, play mini-golf right by the lake, and enjoy stand-up paddling and swimming in the summer.
- Leutascher Geisterklamm: A 3,000-meter-long adventure trail with suspension bridges, waterfalls, and ghost stations—Tyrol’s most spectacular family gorge.
- Hiking with a stamp pass: The Seefeld region has set up stamp stations along family-friendly routes; a reward awaits at the end.
- Alpaca hikes, archery, and rock climbing: Introductory courses for beginners—also for children ages 6 and up.
- Swimming spots: Wildsee Seefeld, Möserer See, and Weidachsee with sunbathing lawns and shallow shoreline areas.
Winter Family Vacations: Downhill Skiing, Cross-Country Skiing, and Sledding
Seefeld has hosted the Olympics twice and served as the main venue for the 2019 Nordic World Ski Championships—an legacy that continues to shape its winter offerings today. For families, the Gschwandtkopf ski area is the top choice, featuring beginner lifts, a kids’ zone, and wide slopes; older children will find varied runs on the Rosshütte plateau. Also available:
- 279 km of cross-country trails—the largest contiguous trail network in the Alps, with dedicated practice trails for children.
- Toboggan runs at Rosshütte and in Leutasch, illuminated in the evening as well.
- Winter hiking on approximately 142 km of groomed trails—flat, safe, and stroller-friendly.
- Ice skating, curling, and horse-drawn sleigh rides at Wildsee.
- Lantern hike with alpacas and a visit to the Highland cattle at the Zottlhof in Leutasch.
Included services for families
- Free Plateau Card with complimentary bus tickets, free admission to the local history museum, and discounts for the Olympiabad, Alpenbad Leutasch, Rosshütte cable car, and golf course
- Free crib and high chair available upon request
- On-site sauna area
- Wi-Fi, parking, ski storage
- Bistro for breakfast
- Direct access to hiking and cross-country skiing trails
Our apartments and vacation rentals are ideal for families. They offer plenty of space and privacy for parents and children, while also serving as a shared home where they can play, laugh, and enjoy quality time together.
Frequently Asked Questions About Family Vacations at AlpenParks Alpina Seefeld
Is the AlpenParks Alpina Seefeld family-friendly?
Yes. The apartments are specifically designed for families with children—featuring separate bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and space for up to 8 people. We provide a crib and high chair free of charge upon request.
How many people can stay in a vacation rental?
Depending on the apartment category, they can accommodate 2 to 8 people. The Comfort Apartment is ideal for small families, while the 90-square-meter Dreams Apartment is perfect for large families or two families of friends.
How much does a family vacation in Seefeld cost?
Apartments at AlpenParks Alpina start at €130 per night for 2–4 people. Prices vary depending on the season, apartment size, and length of stay.
What activities are available for children in Seefeld during the summer?
Mining-themed adventure playground at Rosshütte, Leutasch Ghost Gorge, alpaca hikes, swimming in Wildsee, mini-golf, archery, a stamp passport along the family hiking trails, and an introductory rock-climbing course.
What winter activities are suitable for families?
Skiing in the family-friendly Gschwandtkopf ski area, cross-country skiing on 279 km of trails, winter hiking, tobogganing, ice skating on Lake Wildsee, alpaca lantern walks, and visits to the Highland cattle in Leutasch.
How far is the AlpenParks Alpina Seefeld from the town center?
The house is located at Geigenbühelstraße 125, about a 10-minute walk from the town center and the Seefeld pedestrian zone. With the free Plateau Card, you can also ride all public buses in the region for free.
Is Seefeld accessible without a car?
Yes. Seefeld in Tirol has its own train station with connections to the S-Bahn from Innsbruck (running every 30 minutes). Within the region, you can ride the bus for free with the Plateau Card.