Free station parking, rail noise

A good place with both water and a disposal point. It is kind of the municipality to provide this. However, the trains to Vienna are not running at the moment; there is a replacement bus. It worked fine to buy a ticket, though. For those of us who don’t speak German, it was difficult to figure out where the bus left from and where we had to change.

Free motorhome stop with disposal facilities and the option to fill up with fresh water, also free of charge. We did not sleep here because a bit of garbage smell occasionally drifts from the motorhomes. At cooler temperatures, this is probably not a problem.

Good for taking the train to visit the capital. Noisy, but normal given the location. Water and disposal facilities are fine.

A spot like the one you would hope to find near a big city. Free disposal and water. Dedicated parking for motorhomes. Right next to the station, with trains to Vienna taking 20 minutes. The only minor drawback may be the noise from the trains, but that is normal. You can’t have everything. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to visit Vienna safely.

Very convenient for getting to Vienna, thanks to the municipality. There is water. It is a little noisy because of the trains, but that is normal next to a station. The only downside: the bins are locked with a padlock.

A great place when travelling through Vienna. Trains run rarely at night and are relatively quiet—they don’t disturb you. Toilets cost €0.50 and are on the other side of the tracks, in the station building.

Nice place. The trains are quite noisy, but you can sleep through them. Toilets cost EUR 0.50 and are on the other side of the tracks. It takes about two minutes to walk there.

Good parking for visiting Vienna. Disposal and drinking water available. The trains did not bother us.

Going to Vienna by train—no problem. Going to Vienna by e-bike—no problem, about 1.5 hours at a relaxed pace. A very beautiful and pleasant route, almost always along the Danube cycle path. Everything is free, including the water and so on. Praise to the municipality. The train traffic bothered us less.

The place is fine for an overnight stay, right next to the station. Trains run constantly.

Great place, close to the train station. Free, but without water. You can only empty grey water and the toilet. Very convenient for visiting Vienna; a day ticket costs €4.30. Trains pass basically without stopping, which may bother light sleepers. There are three spaces, since the services occupy one; we are not sure whether parking is allowed in the other spaces.

Everything is great; there is access to water and facilities for emptying grey and black water. Toilet at the station costs €0.50. There are four spaces, but if necessary you can park next to them. Trains run, but overall it is not a big problem. From this same station you can reach Vienna in 10 minutes. Vienna city centre takes 25 minutes with a metro connection.

No water. The train is convenient for going to Vienna.

Cannot recommend this place enough! Train is 1 minute walk, there's a plcae to empty your grey water and water tap too(though it doesnt work during winter beacuse it freezes). But you can take water from the train station's restrooms if you want. Train to Vienna is 10,80 euros both ways per person, takes 15 minutes and the ticket includes 2h unlimited use of public transport!

Perfect place for visiting Vienna. The train runs every half hour toward Vienna, and after three stops you reach the first metro station. Clean, quiet place, well lit at night. There are clean, free toilets in the station. The water-filling facility is probably out of service due to possible frost damage, but you can make do with the station bathrooms.

Free but noisy parking (trains), ideal for visiting Vienna: first by train, then with a city ticket for the tram, metro, and bus. No electricity, no water; you can empty your grey water. Be prepared!

A great free parking area directly by the station, from which you can get to central Vienna. In Vienna, the attractions are about 2 km from the station; you can take a tram, but it is worth walking.

We stayed here for three nights. An ideal place for visiting the city because the station is next door. Access to the water has just been shut off.

The entire area is Park and Ride. If necessary, you must therefore be able to show a ticket.

Spent two nights. Nice, clean, safe, 20 minutes to the city centre by train, including public transport. Only noise from the trains, but at night it was quite okay. Thank you.

Four nights, perfect for taking the train and visiting Vienna. Free services and everything works. Thank you to the municipality of Kristendorf.

We spent three nights here. It is perfect for spending your days in Vienna: train (for the two of us, €16.40 per day), plus metro and tram, making it very easy to visit the city and surroundings. All services are available on site, and everything is very clean. Thank you to the city.

We spent two nights here. For vehicles 8 metres and longer, it is not easy to find a space. The disposal station works. Waste containers are available. The train connection to Vienna is excellent. A day ticket costs €24.60 for two adults. Excellent.

Perfect for the free services: emptying grey and black water and filling fresh water. Motorhome parking very close to the railway line—use it according to your personal tolerance.

21 Sep 25. This is a safe and convenient camper stop for the city but is very close to the trains. They stopped around 23:00 but started again around 05:00! However in between these times it was pin drop quiet. Would have given 4 stars if not for the noise. But it’s free! So thank you to the community for providing this facility.

Excellent for visiting Vienna and its surroundings by bike. Thanks to the municipality for services that work perfectly. Safe place with no road traffic; you quickly forget the trains, and if you move on, you sleep like a baby!

It is puzzling to me how some visitors to this motorhome stop apparently had a quiet time here. During the day, trains run almost every five minutes and create horrible noise. It is unbearable for more than one night. I am still giving two stars because the site and the water and disposal facilities are free.

Excellent free motorhome area with all the useful services. The only current drawback is that the train to central Vienna does not stop at the station, but there is a truly excellent replacement bus service.

All services working, concrete and level surface. We spent one day and one very peaceful night. There is an ADEG supermarket, small but with a bit of everything. Thank you to the municipality.

The S-Bahn to Vienna is replaced by buses until the end of August 2025, making the journey into the city somewhat more complicated. Only a few pitches are suitable for vehicles over 7 metres. We preferred not to use the fresh-water supply because the connection is very close to the toilet disposal point.

Free area with disposal and water. No noise except for a few trains at night. 12 km from Vienna. We spent three nights here. Thank you to the city for providing this parking area.

We spent two nights here in complete peace! Water filling and disposal were perfect, and the rubbish area was tidy. Getting to Vienna by public transport takes about an hour (bus, train, and suburban railway). Highly recommended.

Only three stars for now because of the construction work. There is a lot of noise from the train. My husband is deaf, so he didn’t hear anything. We couldn’t take the train to Vienna, but a bus stops a few metres away, so it is still perfectly manageable. Buy a day ticket for €12.30 and you can use public transport all day, avoiding expensive parking fees. You can neatly empty everything here, fill up with water, and dispose of rubbish. A very nice place.

Great for travelling to Vienna. Directly at the station, very noisy at night, but free.

At the very back of the car park, you can park comfortably. There is enough space for at least 10 motorhomes. At the front, across the bridge by the station, there is a toilet costing 50 cents. It was a quiet and pleasant night.

We stayed for two nights. Due to track work until September, there were only a few trains. Vienna’s Prater is 50 minutes away. With a €12.30 public-transport day ticket, you can travel to Vienna and back and use public transport unlimitedly in Vienna. Parking, water, and disposal are free. A big thank-you to the municipality.

A free place to stay in Vienna, next to the train station. There is water, grey-water disposal, and a toilet-disposal point. The toilet is inside the station and costs 50 cents. To get to the city centre, buy an unlimited ticket at the station, take the bus for three stops, then change to the metro. I stayed for four nights. Trains pass right next to you, but they did not disturb me. A safe place.

Everything is free, but the trains are VERY loud—even with earplugs, which are highly recommended. Fine for an emergency overnight stay. Public toilets at the station, 50 cents.

Quiet place beside the railway line. No trains pass after 10:30 p.m. We found five or six motorhomes there. Recommended.

The tracks are under construction until 31 August, so to get to Vienna you first have to take a replacement bus, then catch the train at a farther station, which will take you to the capital. The journey takes one hour, and the ticket price has not been reduced. Otherwise, excellent parking! You can empty black and grey water and fill up with water. There is plenty of space, it is flat, and it is quiet.

Great place. It is free, disposal facilities are available, and you can reach central Vienna by train in no time. Of course, it is somewhat noisy, but we could still sleep. Highly recommended!

Great motorhome stop! You can reach Stephansplatz in 30 minutes, and the train leaves right outside. Sure, it is a little noisier at night, but the stop is free, there are rubbish bins, and you can fill up with water for free! Thank you to the city for this great place!