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Stocksee is an idyllic lake in Holstein Switzerland. Surrounded by forests, meadows, and rolling hills, the 1.3-square-kilometer body of water is ideal for swimming, paddling, hiking, and biking. Here is a large bathing area with a wooden jetty. The lakeside pool is fully accessible and has a large, shaded parking lot.

Stocksee is an idyllic lake in Holstein Switzerland. Surrounded by forests, meadows, and rolling hills, the 1.3-square-kilometer body of water is ideal for swimming, canoeing, hiking, and biking. Particularly beautiful: the Stockseehof with its park, rhododendron blossoms, and events.

A tranquil nature reserve with pristine nature, home to rare bird species and diverse plant life. The paths mostly follow the edge, allowing you to enjoy the untouched landscape in all its tranquility. An ideal place for nature lovers who appreciate peace and quiet and unique flora and fauna.

The Stocksee, located east of the town of the same name, extends into the districts of Segeberg and Plön. It is around 200 hectares in size and has a maximum depth of 30.2 m. The lake is particularly important as a resting and moulting area and is therefore partly part of the Mittlerer Stocksee and surrounding area nature reserve. A hiking trail runs 11.7 kilometers around the lake, mostly close to the shore. An unguarded bathing area is located in the middle of the town of Stocksee. Motorboats are not allowed on the lake. Anglers will get their money's worth here, however, as the lake is home to perch, pike, zander and eels, among other species.

There is an unguarded bathing area in the middle of the village of Stocksee. Motorboats are not allowed on the lake. However, anglers will get their money's worth here, as the lake is home to perch, pike, zander and eels, among others.

The list of cultural monuments in Stocksee includes the cultural monuments registered in the list of monuments of the state of Schleswig-Holstein. The lake, the Stockseehof and the annual music festival as part of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival are particularly well-known. There is a campsite on the lake. Motorboats and water sports equipment are not allowed on the lake. Fishing licenses are available for fishing. An (unguarded) bathing area with a playground and changing rooms is located in the middle of the village on Seestrasse. Since October 2010, village community rooms have been available for use by local clubs and groups in the old school, the former home of the honorary mayor Dietrich Wiebe, who died in 2009.

In terms of settlement geography, the municipality consists of a number of districts, also called residential areas in the jargon of settlement statistics. The municipality of Stocksee includes the settlement areas of the eponymous village, the Moorkate group of houses, the Stockseehof estate settlement, the Lehmkuhl farm settlement and the Tannenkate and Voßberg house settlements.

The area of the municipality of Stocksee extends along the water of the same name[2] in the northwestern part of the main natural area of the East Holstein Hills and Lakes Region (No. 702),[3] one of the Schleswig-Holstein hill countries.