Best lakes around Löcknitz are situated in the Vorpommern-Greifswald district of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, offering a diverse natural landscape. The region is characterized by its lakes, surrounded by various forests and protected areas. These natural features provide opportunities for recreation and support a range of flora and fauna. The area also holds historical significance, with ancient landmarks near some of the lakes.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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The Brüssower See is a beautiful, nature-close lake in the Uckermark (Brandenburg), directly by the northernmost town of the state, Brüssow. It is a real gem for nature lovers, families, and those seeking peace and quiet.
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nice little beach in the season, a lot of people from Poland and beyond
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The Krugsdorfersee is idyllically situated. A campsite is also available as well as many bathing spots.
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A beautiful little bathing establishment worth visiting. Closed on Mondays in season.
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The beach and summer infrastructure is probably only available in the season, I came across a closed gate, which does not change that the place is nice
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Nice beach with a pier with a ladder. a fireplace on the beach, but rather wildly created. The benches are past their glory days. The approximately 18 hectare reservoir is located in the municipality of Plöwen. There is a bathing beach and a holiday camp on the southern shore. The lake also has a 2-acre island. In the north and south, the lake has its tributaries through ditches from the surrounding fields. The maximum range of the Small Lake is about 770 by 360 meters. The area around the lake and the lake itself are designated as FFH area. The lake is also intended for fishing and is home to species such as roach, bream, silver bream, perch, tench, wolfdog, pike and eel. Kleiner Kutzowsee is located directly south-west of Großer Kutzowsee.
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A picturesque lake with an interesting pier
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A miracle of nature that a tree can grow so old between people.
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The Löcknitzer See is a popular leisure destination, especially from May 15th to September 15th during bathing season. Its northwestern shore features a well-equipped lido with jetties and a diving tower. You can also find a bowling alley, chess facilities, table tennis, water volleyball, a small football field, and a multi-generational playground. Boats and pedal boats are available for rent, and anglers can enjoy fishing for pike, zander, eel, and carp.
Yes, several lakes are well-suited for families. The Löcknitzer See offers a lido with a multi-generational playground and various sports facilities. Krugsdorf Lake is known for its excellent bathing water quality and sandy beach, with a campsite nearby. Großer Kutzowsee also features a nice beach with a pier, ideal for a family day out.
The lakes are part of the 320-hectare LSG 40 Löcknitzer See protected landscape area, characterized by diverse natural features. You'll find alder-ash swamp forests, pine, pine-oak mixed, and beech mixed forests. The region is home to various animal species, including otters, beavers, cranes, greylag geese, kingfishers, nightingales, and thrushes. The Löcknitzer See area also features a notable 1,000-year-old oak tree.
Yes, a well-maintained hiking trail encircles the Löcknitzer See, offering scenic routes for walkers and cyclists, known as the 'Rund um den See' path. For more extensive cycling, you can explore routes like the 'Löcknitzer Lake – Oak loop' which is an easy 20 km ride. Find more cycling options in the Cycling around Löcknitz guide.
Near the Löcknitzer See, you can find the '1000-year-old oak,' a natural monument believed to have been planted in 1128. The broader Löcknitz area also has historical significance, with remnants of an ancient castle dating back to the 12th century. Additionally, the Leichensee Wooden Boardwalks are notable for their historical context, with a legend associated with its name and the remains of a Slavic castle wall on its southern shore.
The bathing season at Löcknitzer See runs from May 15th to September 15th, making summer an excellent time for swimming and water activities. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and cycling around the lakes, allowing you to enjoy the natural landscapes and wildlife without the summer crowds.
While the Löcknitzer See has a designated lido with paid admission for swimming, Krugsdorf Lake is also popular for bathing with excellent water quality. Großer Kutzowsee also offers a nice beach for swimming. Always check local regulations and water quality before swimming in undesignated areas.
Within the LSG 40 Löcknitzer See protected area, you can find smaller, ecologically significant lakes. The Kleine Löcknitzer See, covering 3.7 hectares, is known for its distinct aquatic plant communities. The Leichensee, spanning 2.6 hectares, is located near the Retziner Burgwall and offers a more tranquil experience.
The region offers a variety of cycling routes. For touring bicycles, you can find easy routes like the 'Night Watchman Bartel Löcknitz – Blankensee Village Church loop' (25 km). Road cyclists have options such as the 'Boock village church – Elizabeth von Arnim Bench loop' (40 km). Gravel biking enthusiasts can explore routes like the 'Kasprowicz Park – Szczecin City Hall loop' (26 km). More details are available in the Cycling around Löcknitz, Road Cycling Routes around Löcknitz, and Gravel biking around Löcknitz guides.
The Löcknitzer See lido offers various facilities including a restaurant, sports amenities, and boat rentals. Near Krugsdorf Lake, you'll find a campsite with clean sanitary facilities and a small kiosk, providing convenient options for visitors.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Many enjoy the well-equipped bathing beaches, like the one at Löcknitzer See, and the excellent water quality for swimming at Krugsdorf Lake. The scenic hiking and cycling trails, the peaceful atmosphere, and the historical landmarks such as the 1,000-year-old oak are also highly valued.


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