Hi Rick
We went to Austria last year - what a wonderful country! We have a 8m twin axle and had no problems. We stayed in two campsites, the first was www.sportcamp.at - the camp site was called Woferlgut. The toilet blocks were true luxury! Situated at the start of the Grossglockner. If you want to go up the Grossglockner, you need to pay. Just a little tip - if you think you would want to do the journey more than once, get a 30 day pass. It is not much more than paying for one day, and well worth it. We needed several days to explore all of it. There is loads to do around and about as well. The site gives you a little booklet with money off vouchers. Very friendly staff. The second site was www.camping-hall.at - this was just outside Innsbruck. A municiple site, quite different to the first site, but lovely all the same. Our 'van was too big to get onto one pitch, so we were given two!! (and only charged for one). They have a policy of not accepting twin axle caravans, but we phoned ahead and they told us it would not be a problem. The showers there are very clean (the site manager cleans them with a power-washer!!!), but they are 'outside' showers - by that I mean that they are in a row with all the doors opening to the outside. The swimming pool is free - come and go as you please. Very handy in the hot weather. Hall is a lovely town, within walking distance of the site. We came over Dover/Calais, and stopped near Limburg on the way down. Sorry I cannot remember the name of the site, but we got it off the internet. If I remember the name I will let you know. I just know you will have a wonderful time in Austria - we did.