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The small pond is located in a beautiful setting, and a beach has also been built on this section of the lake. The water in the lake deepens slowly and the bottom is pebbled, so it is worth getting ready with water shoes. If you don't have them, it's not a big deal, it's a little uncomfortable at first, but you can get used to it. There is also a sandbox for children on the beach covered with a sun sail (there is also a camera here). The official opening hours of the beach are as long as there is a lifeguard service - anyone can still use the beach at their own risk, as it is not fenced off. Next to the beach there is a toilet (3 mobile Toi Toi toilets) and shower facilities (one outdoor shower). There is a snack bar on the beach where you can get food and another where you can get ice cream and lemonade (plus other drinks). There are few good shady areas, a few benches are in the shade, but mostly you can only find shady spots between the trees, but there you should be aware of the pine needles and cones. Besides the beach, it is worth taking a walk around the lake, because the nature is really beautiful. There are benches, fishing spots, and some covered benches with tables all around the lake. Most of the visitors here are cultured.
Amazing little lake. Nice to bathe in, water is quite shallow at the shore and gradually gets deeper. There are benches, a few fireplaces, a sandpit for toddlers and a few buffets around the lake. We spent the night here in a hammock, but beware because tents are officially not allowed. Nice place to camp nonetheless.
Beautiful, clean, peaceful environment. We were last here three years ago, and since then they have surrounded the lake with nice, new benches and tables. You can walk around comfortably in half an hour, but you can also sit undisturbed.
A beautiful artificial lake. Has a nice trail around it. Lots of benches, small beaches. Has a buffet and a parking lot. Fishing hiking and bathing opportunities.
A real forest free beach. The water is pleasant. There is a buffet on the shore. There are many shady areas. The bottom of the lake is pebbly and deepens slowly.
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