Since 1999 the farm has been certified organic and has also reintroduced a vineyardfor the production of wine. Alongside our excellent organic produce we also have hand made gifts stuffed with sheep wool from the farm’s small herd.

Enjoy a relaxing holiday on a farm in South Tyrol

You won’t forget your holiday at the in Campan Castle. Many people return year after year. It is a place that is very peaceful and you can really relax in the tranquility of your surroundings. Yet there is always something to see, whether it is the geese defending the pond from the peacocks, crops being picked ready for the market or just the breeze overhead in the trees. Each season offers a different picking from our farm produce, from the early season strawberries, to the later apples and the homemade wine, apple juice and honey are of course good through out the winter. There is a barbeque on the terrace and a herb garden where you can pick fresh herbs. As the house is situated at the bottom of the valley it is a perfect place to spend a holiday if you don’t have a car. If you haven’t been won over yet just have a look at the photo’s to see how totally idyllic it is here.

Some ideas for things to do in the surrounding area

There are many places to discover both in the medieval town ofBrixen and in the surroundingIsarco Valley.On arrival you will be given a BrixenCard that can be used to visit museums for free and also many of the cable cars and public transport can be travelled on free of charge! It also includes a visit to the swimming pool “Acquarena” with its large spa and sauna area.We have bikes that can be used by our guests for exploring the surrounding area. And there is also a riding stables 200 meters away which offers both riding lesson and led rides from June to September. In the winter there is also skiing ten minutes away by car and in the spring, summer and autumn South Tyrol offers the most incredible opportunities for walking.

The historic farmhouse is situated three kilometers south of the picturesque town of Brixen, which has roots running back to the middle ages. You can reach the town by bike in about 15 minutes, using a cycle path that runs directly from the farm along the river Eisack.