Best lakes around Neukamperfehn are found in the surrounding East Frisia region, which features several notable "Meere" (lakes) popular for recreation. This area is characterized by its flat fen landscape and a network of waterways. The region offers both naturally formed fen lakes and artificially created bodies of water designed for tourism. These lakes provide diverse opportunities for water sports, nature observation, and family activities.
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The swimming lake was artificially created. It was named after Hermann Matern, as he campaigned for its acquisition for years. There is a beautiful sandy beach with a sunbathing and swimming area, sanitary facilities, changing rooms, and also a DLRG emergency call station. Adjacent parking spaces are free. Dogs are not allowed in the area.
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A lovely stop on a hike is the Neermoor bathing lake. Here you can take a leisurely break and go for a swim or simply enjoy the view.
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The Silver Lake is a 0.3 hectare lake in Hesel. The Silver Lake is always worth a visit both in summer and winter. Whether for a walk, a bike ride or simply to enjoy nature – the Silver Lake offers numerous opportunities for leisure activities.
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You can stay here...for a picnic or something for the little ones to play with and a little story too
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A fantastic day trip for the whole family. Fun is guaranteed. Here you can have a great picnic 🧺, learn a lot, and even get the water flowing with plenty of activities using your own muscle power.
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The sand dunes and the single trails in the Heseler Forest are always fun
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From the old peat well to the water treatment plant, there's much to discover in the water park. Water is essential and our primary source of life. Hasselt Water Park was established with this in mind, because people only preserve and protect what they know and value. In the 7,000 m², naturally landscaped grounds, the water park offers an overview of the history and technology of water supply. Exhibits and information panels provide information on all topics related to drinking water, making it a sensory experience. From playful elements and historic fountains to a modern water treatment plant, visitors get a sense of how difficult life used to be and how technology has made life much easier for us.
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The lakes in the East Frisia region offer a wide range of activities. You can enjoy water sports like swimming, sailing, windsurfing, motorboating, pedal boating, and stand-up paddling. Many areas are also excellent for nature observation, fishing, cycling, and hiking.
Yes, several lakes are ideal for families. The Timmeler Meer features a guarded bathing beach, a sand beach, and a multi-generational playground. The Hasselt Water Park offers interactive elements for learning about water, and the Großes Meer has a pirate playground. Neermoor Lake is also a well-kept bathing lake with amenities.
The Großes Meer is particularly well-suited for water sports, especially windsurfing, due to its shallow depth. It's an ideal and safe environment for beginners. The Timmeler Meer also offers ample space for sailing, motorboating, pedal boating, and stand-up paddling.
Yes, the Timmeler Meer is known for its good fish stock and is considered a paradise for anglers. Always check local regulations and permit requirements before fishing.
The Timmeler Meer offers good accessibility, including barrier-free access to the beach and renovated harbor facilities with berths designed for disabled access.
The region is characterized by its flat fen landscape. The Großes Meer is a naturally formed fen lake and a significant breeding and resting area for water birds, making it great for nature lovers and birdwatchers. The Silbersee Heseler Forest is a small lake surrounded by forest, offering a peaceful natural setting.
Yes, there are numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Around the Großes Meer, you'll find cycling paths like the "3-Meere-Weg." For hiking, you can explore easy trails around the lakes, such as those near the Timmeler Meer. You can find more details on routes in the Easy hikes around Neukamperfehn and Hiking around Neukamperfehn guides. For cycling, check out Road Cycling Routes around Neukamperfehn.
The lakes are enjoyable year-round. Summer is ideal for swimming and water sports, especially at bathing lakes like Neermoor Lake. Spring and autumn offer pleasant conditions for cycling and hiking, with beautiful natural scenery. Even in winter, places like the Silbersee Heseler Forest are worth a visit for a quiet walk.
At Timmeler Harbor, located by the Timmeler Meer, you can charter pedal boats or other vessels. You can also take excursions on the old peat ship "Gretje" across the Fehntjer Tief and Timmeler Meer.
Yes, both the Timmeler Meer and Großes Meer offer amenities. The Timmeler Meer has a newly renovated promenade with seating areas and a beach sauna. The Großes Meer features a guest harbor with nearby restaurants and a small Finnish sauna. You can also find a nice resting place at the Anchorage at Timmeler Meer.
The Großes Meer is the largest inland lake in East Frisia and the fourth largest in Lower Saxony. It is a naturally formed fen lake, characterized by its shallow depth, making it exceptionally safe and ideal for learning windsurfing. It's also a vital habitat for water birds and fish.
The Timmeler Meer offers a dedicated dog beach for pet owners. The Silbersee Heseler Forest is also noted as dog-friendly, providing opportunities for dogs to cool off in the water.


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