Our campsite is located right at the gates of the beautiful Baroque town of Schärding, offering a wonderful view of the river "Inn." Our campsite is open all year round and provides the perfect setting for your stay in the Innviertel. Whether you want to explore the sights of the city, discover one of the many cycling or hiking trails, or experience culinary highlights – you will find the perfect starting point for your activities with us.
The Braumeisterstüberl offers the ideal opportunity for seminars and workshops with a capacity of around 50 seats.
In addition to free Internet and WLAN access, the room is equipped with a projector and an electric screen.
Would you like catering for your celebration? No problem, we also have enough space for this.
In addition to the staircase, the Bierapotheke is also accessible via a lift.
Contact us and let's plan your event together. We look forward to your enquiry.
In unserem Lokal bieten wir viel Platz für unsere Gäste. Insgesamt 150 Plätze stehen zur Verfügung. Sitzplätze davon sind 60 im Lokal und 70 im Gastgarten. Weiters sind noch 20 Stehplätze im Lokal verfügbar.
EUROPE'S 1ST BREWERY SHIP
One ship, one beer, one gunner
With fourteen breweries, Schärding was once a stronghold of the art of brewing in the Innviertel for a long time. The pretty baroque town also had the thirsty Inn boatmen to thank for this. A resourceful captain and passionate beer lover is continuing this tradition and bringing beer brewing directly to the Inn. Europe's first brewery ship has been underway since the beginning of 2016.
Captain Manfred Schaurecker found a handful of allies - all beer enthusiasts - and together with them began to painstakingly learn what other Innviertler had long since taught him: the art of brewing. So it's a good thing that he uses his ships to connect what the Inn seems to separate: the Innviertel and Bavaria.
The effort has paid off and steam is soon rising from the chimney of the Salzfürstenschiff. Not only from the engine room, but also from the copper boiler of the new Innviertel microbrewery. It had to be copper, because the captain doesn't like modern stainless steel systems in his house or on his ship. He is a traditionalist.
The museum-like character does not end with the brewing technology. Helga Stiegler, the good soul of the floating pub, is a beer lover herself and has created a cozy interior. She is the one who likes to experiment and ensures that no two brews are the same. Her name alone stands for the history of cozy beer bliss in Schärding. Ever since the French bombarded the town with cannons from the Bavarian side of the Inn in 1809, the inn, which its ancestors ran in Wieningerstraße until 1942, was known as "Zur Kanone". It is almost logical that the floating brewery is called "Kanonenbräu".
The ship's brewery could produce 300 bottles of beer every day. Nevertheless, the beer will remain a rarity, as Captain Schaureckers' ship will continue to ferry its guests back and forth along the Inn between Schärding and Passau. Anyone who wants to can now brew their own authentic beer during the round trip under expert guidance and taste the "powder keg beer" right away. In addition to the matching dishes, the galley menu also offers fifteen other beer specialties from the Innviertel beer region.
Getting there
The starting point for the hiking trail is the boat dock, located at L.-Kaiserweg 1
Public Transit
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Parking lot at the boat dock = 3-hour short-term parking zone with Schärdinger parking disc
Downtown = paid short-term parking zone: €2.20 for 2 hours
Free parking = cemetery parking lot or at the Old Inn Bridge on the German side in Neuhaus am Inn
Schärding parking garage = €0.60
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