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There is also a campsite by the lake.

In the 1990s, this was an alternative to the swimming pool opposite. It even had a slide, walkways, and a kiosk (it's on a hillside; the foundations are still visible today). The Eichberg, a lawn for sunbathing, and the man-made sandy beach are still inviting for swimming.

Small bathing area with adjacent well-kept lawn. Definitely a nice destination on warm summer days😊

Very nice and above all quiet campsite. The operators are super friendly and helpful. The food on offer is small but nice. The sanitary facilities are clean and well maintained. I also like the spatial separation between the "normal" and the cyclists with tents. Simply great. A little tip: Make sure you take cash with you, as the EC machine has a mind of its own and only works when it wants to.

Prohibition signs everywhere. The entrance was a "pig pen." I thought I was entering a fortress. 17.50 for an overnight stay, 2.50 to charge the battery. The fact that a French flag hung next to the German flag couldn't disguise the xenophobia of the owner. Non-campers weren't allowed to go to the lake and weren't given any drinks. I decided to spend another 10 euros and travel 10 kilometers and get a room at the Kutscherhof in Broock, wishing the owner much success with her fortress.

Long stretch of beach with a sandy beach and few mosquitos. The water is pretty shallow. You probably have the opportunity to grill.

Nice single trail around the lake.

Very nice little lake along the bike path with swimming.