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The recreation park includes a 7-hectare swimming lake, the Huntetal campsite, and an open-air stage. The planning and implementation were carried out by the Mumm engineering and architectural firm from Wildeshausen. The Hartensbergsee recreation park was opened in the summer of 1980 by then-Minister-President Ernst Albrecht. In the spring of 2007, the park was fenced off by the Goldenstedt Visitor and Tourist Association, despite widespread support for a petition. Since then, admission has been charged on "summer days." The focal point of the recreation park is the lake. Approximately half of the lake is surrounded by a sandy beach. The lake is particularly popular with day trippers during the summer months. The lake is surrounded by tall trees and has large lawns. The HIZ (Hunte Information Center) has been located at Hartensbergsee since 2005. This exhibition building provides visitors with an overview of the Hunte River. It provides comprehensive information about the river's history as well as its flora and fauna. Many exhibits allow visitors to gain an insight into the river and its ecosystem.

The recreation park includes a 7-hectare swimming lake, the Huntetal campsite, and an open-air stage. The planning and implementation were carried out by the Mumm engineering and architectural firm from Wildeshausen. The Hartensbergsee recreation park was opened in the summer of 1980 by then-Minister-President Ernst Albrecht. In the spring of 2007, the park was fenced off by the Goldenstedt Visitor and Tourist Association, despite widespread support for a petition. Since then, admission has been charged on "summer days." The focal point of the recreation park is the lake. Approximately half of the lake is surrounded by a sandy beach. The lake is particularly popular with day trippers during the summer months. The lake is surrounded by tall trees and has large lawns. The HIZ (Hunte Information Center) has been located at Hartensbergsee since 2005. This exhibition building provides visitors with an overview of the Hunte River. It provides comprehensive information about the river's history as well as its flora and fauna. Many exhibits allow visitors to gain an insight into the river and its ecosystem.

Even when it rains 🌧️ it's quite beautiful here 🤩

I drove past there in the spring and the pool was still closed, but it looked good 😀

The Tonkuhle outdoor pool on Tannenweg in Vechta was created from a pit that was created by clay mining for the neighboring Vormoor brickworks (in operation until 1967). Due to its idyllic location and good water quality, it has been a popular bathing facility since 1932. In the 1960s, the current barracks with changing rooms and showers were built. At some point, a concrete pool with chlorinated water was added. The pool was later demolished. In 1990, the Tonkuhle was converted into a natural pool. When the city wanted to close the outdoor pool and then level it, fans of the cult pool founded a citizens' initiative. With success. In 2001, the Tonkuhle was privatized and given its new name "Toncoole".

Summer 2024: After the rains of the past few months, Lake Oehlen is back. It is not quite as full as it was 10 years ago, but there is so much water that you can call it a lake again with a clear conscience. Hopefully it will stay with us...

Beautifully landscaped fish ponds in an idyllic landscape

Nice beach bar ideal for a rest