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As I said, you simply have to stop here. There are plenty of benches to sit on, and you can also take some great pictures here.

A beautiful place for a little break. A narrow path about 2 km long runs directly along the lake and there are a few benches with a view of the lake.

The Springhoe estate in the municipality of Lockstedt is now a stud farm. You can walk past the beautiful clock tower and admire the manor house from the park-like grounds.

There used to be a water mill on the mill pond at Springhoe Estate. In 1899 the farm buildings and the mill burned down, and in 1902 the buildings were rebuilt with the exception of the mill. The mill pond was later used for carp farming.

Here is a nice rest area including a barbecue area.

Not to forget the sauna and restaurant.

Individual rooms and suites directly on Lake Bokel give you the agony of choice: our standard rooms with a classic room layout and a closed bathroom or our loft rooms and suites with a view of the lake. These are located in the former mill. In addition to the direct view of the water, these rooms inspire with noble materials such as oak floorboards, craquelé tiles and printed linen fabrics. The open room layout gives a clear view of the historic ceiling beams and the brickwork. All rooms have rain showers, vanities and separate toilets. Our suites and junior suites also have free-standing bathtubs.

There used to be a water mill there, which was first mentioned in a document in 1148. It soon came into the possession of Itzehoe Abbey, and for the villages of Overndorf and Grönhude, which were also owned by the abbey - today districts of Kellinghusen - there was a mill obligation to Springhoe. This also applied to the monastic subjects in the Aukrug villages, who were not allowed to use the royal Bünzer water mill.