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The dam in the Ibra Valley (Ibra Reservoir), built in 1974 for flood protection, is also used for leisure and recreation. Kirchheim Lake Park offers campsites, holiday homes, waterskiing facilities, beach volleyball courts, and other sports facilities, as well as a conference hotel. The 8.4-hectare, up to eight-meter-deep bathing lake is visited by an average of around 60 bathers per day; during peak season, the number can rise to 300.

It's lovingly designed and invites you to rest and linger. Another highlight is the goldfish pond behind it.

In addition to the water sports activities on the lake such as swimming, water skiing, SUP and boat rentals, there are also sports and games on land. A circular path leads around the lake in the Ibratal and over the dam. The new fable path "Wupp die Kupp" begins at the Seepark Kirchheim car park. The R18 cycle path leads from Kirchheim to the Seepark. The Seepark Kirchheim is home to the spiritual event center of the Bhakti Marga religious community with the Ashram Sri Vitthal Dham, a Hindu monastery. Meditation and yoga courses are offered.

In addition to the water sports activities on the lake such as swimming, water skiing, SUP and boat rentals, there are also sports and games on land. A circular path leads around the lake in the Ibratal and over the dam. The new fable path "Wupp die Kupp" begins at the Seepark Kirchheim car park. The R18 cycle path leads from Kirchheim to the Seepark. The Seepark Kirchheim is home to the spiritual event center of the Bhakti Marga religious community with the Ashram Sri Vitthal Dham, a Hindu monastery. Meditation and yoga courses are offered.

In summer the kiosk is open and you can take a break with a view of the lake the adjacent parking space is heavily frequented by motorhome drivers

Right next to the village pond is this new shelter for hikers and cyclists. It looks really quaint. In my photo you can see that the village fountain was decorated for Easter and even the Easter bunny had taken a seat on the bench.

Right next to the village pond is this new shelter for hikers and cyclists. It looks really quaint. In my photo you can see that the village fountain was decorated for Easter and even the Easter bunny had taken a seat on the bench.

The local council and residents have outdone themselves here❕️ After years of standstill, the space around the pond in the center of the town has been redesigned. A great shelter and the newly maintained / created pond invite you to take a break in any weather.