Lakes around Krensdorf present a variety of natural and man-made water features within the Burgenland region of Austria. The area is characterized by its accessible landscapes, including proximity to Lake Neusiedl, located approximately 34 km away. This offers a mix of open water and structured park environments for visitors. The region provides opportunities to explore both larger lakes and smaller, historically significant ponds.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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The Forchtenstein bathing lake is located at the foot of the Rosaliengebirge in the Rosalia-Kogelberg Nature Park and, with its excellent water quality, shady sunbathing lawns and natural surroundings, offers a popular destination for swimmers and those seeking relaxation. The lake is fed by the Haidbach, is about 170 meters long, 150 meters wide, and reaches a depth of over six meters at its deepest point. The water surface is around 15,000 square meters, and the bathing beach is partly sandy and partly grassy.
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Actually located in the middle of the (small) town of Neufeld an der Leitha, the lake offers everything you could wish for from a swimming lake: refreshment, sports activities, relaxation.
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worth seeing in the castle park
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I'll write later ;)
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Recommended outside of the bathing season, no entrance fee, very beautiful and very quiet.
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Small pond, in the middle a small island that is accessible via 2 bridges. But only opened for small festivities
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Well, nothing to drive to twice... once is enough. Everything is built up and you can only swim if you pay an entrance fee. A lake has been converted into a closed swimming pool with residents' access.
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You can explore the unique Leopoldine Temple and Pond, a man-made monument within a castle park, or the historical Obelisk Pond in Eisenstadt Palace Park, featuring a 26-meter obelisk. For a blend of nature and history, consider the Villateich and its island, which once hosted a moated castle.
Yes, several lakes are family-friendly. Neufelder See offers a large lido for swimming and relaxation. The Leopoldine Temple and Pond and the Obelisk Pond in Eisenstadt Palace Park are also suitable for families, offering pleasant walks in historical park settings. The Villateich and its island, with its renovated sidewalks and benches, is another good option for a family stroll.
Absolutely. Neufelder See is a popular spot with a large lido where you can swim, relax, or engage in activities like windsurfing, sailing, or diving. Steinbrunner See is also an idyllic bathing lake, though access may be primarily for residents.
The region offers several historical points of interest. The Leopoldine Temple and Pond is a man-made monument within a castle park. The Obelisk Pond in Eisenstadt Palace Park features a 26-meter obelisk with a rich history. Additionally, the Villateich and its island in Lichtenwörth was once home to a moated castle.
Yes, the Krensdorf area offers various hiking opportunities. While specific lake trails are not detailed, you can find numerous routes in the broader region. For example, there are easy hiking loops like the "Oktaeder Sigleß loop" or the "Hexenhügel Burial Mound loop" starting from Krensdorf. You can explore more options on the Hiking around Krensdorf guide.
The area around Krensdorf is well-suited for cycling. You can find routes like the "Rohrbach Natural Swimming Pond – View of the Teichwiesen loop" which is an easy 18.5 km ride. For more options, including gravel biking, check out the Cycling around Krensdorf guide and the Gravel biking around Krensdorf guide.
While specific dog-friendly policies for each lake are not detailed, many natural areas and parks in Austria generally welcome dogs on a leash. It's always best to check local regulations or signage at each specific lake or park, such as the Eisenstadt Palace Park, before your visit.
Komoot users appreciate the diverse experiences offered by the lakes. They highlight the beautiful ambiance of places like the Leopoldine Temple and Pond for its scenic setting, and the refreshing swimming opportunities at Neufelder See. The historical significance of sites like the Obelisk Pond also receives positive feedback.
The lakes around Krensdorf can be enjoyed throughout the warmer months, especially from May to September when lidos like the one at Neufelder See are open for swimming and water sports. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for walking and cycling around the lake parks and natural areas.
For a tranquil experience, the renovated Villateich and its island offers a peaceful setting for walks with benches for relaxation. The various palace parks, such as the one housing the Leopoldine Temple and Pond, also provide serene environments away from more active bathing areas.
While direct public transport details for every lake are not available, the region is generally accessible. For instance, Lake Neusiedl, approximately 34 km from Krensdorf, can be reached by taxi in about 29 minutes. It is advisable to check local bus or train schedules for specific routes to the individual lakes or nearby towns.
Lakes like Neufelder See, with its large lido, typically have facilities including cafes or snack bars during the open season. For Steinbrunner See, a new restaurant is expected to open. For other lakes, nearby towns and villages will offer dining options.


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