Best lakes around Siggelkow are found within the idyllic landscape of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, an area characterized by picturesque lakes and forests. This region offers various natural attractions for visitors seeking outdoor activities. Siggelkow is surrounded by several notable lakes, providing opportunities for recreation and nature observation. The area is known for its clear waters and diverse natural habitats.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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There is also a campsite by the lake.
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In the 1990s, this was an alternative to the swimming pool opposite. It even had a slide, walkways, and a kiosk (it's on a hillside; the foundations are still visible today). The Eichberg, a lawn for sunbathing, and the man-made sandy beach are still inviting for swimming.
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Small bathing area with adjacent well-kept lawn. Definitely a nice destination on warm summer days😊
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Very nice and above all quiet campsite. The operators are super friendly and helpful. The food on offer is small but nice. The sanitary facilities are clean and well maintained. I also like the spatial separation between the "normal" and the cyclists with tents. Simply great. A little tip: Make sure you take cash with you, as the EC machine has a mind of its own and only works when it wants to.
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Prohibition signs everywhere. The entrance was a "pig pen." I thought I was entering a fortress. 17.50 for an overnight stay, 2.50 to charge the battery. The fact that a French flag hung next to the German flag couldn't disguise the xenophobia of the owner. Non-campers weren't allowed to go to the lake and weren't given any drinks. I decided to spend another 10 euros and travel 10 kilometers and get a room at the Kutscherhof in Broock, wishing the owner much success with her fortress.
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Long stretch of beach with a sandy beach and few mosquitos. The water is pretty shallow. You probably have the opportunity to grill.
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Very nice little lake along the bike path with swimming.
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For families, Kritzower Lake offers a large lawn for relaxing and sunbathing, with lifeguards present during normal bathing times. The Bathing Area at Eichberg Beach, Schaalsee is another great option with a well-kept lawn. Wocker-See is also very family-friendly, featuring a bathing area with an outdoor pool, diving tower, and children's playground.
You have several excellent options for swimming. The Kritzower Lake is known for its clean waters and a beach with a lifeguard. The Bathing Area at Eichberg Beach, Schaalsee provides a pleasant spot for swimming. Additionally, Wocker-See has a well-equipped bathing area, and Treptow-See is highly regarded as a popular bathing lake with excellent water quality. Blanksee also features a bathing beach at its campsite.
Yes, there are numerous hiking opportunities. Wocker-See is encircled by scenic circular hiking trails ranging from 5 to 14 kilometers. Treptow-See, located within a nature reserve, also has hiking trails mostly through the surrounding forest. For a specific route, consider the "Blanksee – Blanksee loop from Camping am Blanksee" which is an easy 6.5 km hike. You can find more hiking routes in the area on the Hiking around Siggelkow guide.
The lakes around Siggelkow are rich in natural beauty. Wocker-See is surrounded by the Wockertal valley, a landscape protection area with light woodlands and meadows. Treptow-See is part of a nature reserve, preserving rich flora and fauna, including rare plant species unique to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and is characterized by typical pine forest and broad reed beds. Blanksee is also bordered by the Wüstemoor am Blanksee and Gehlsbachtal nature reserves, offering diverse flora like yellow water lilies.
Yes, non-motorized water sports are possible. Wocker-See is suitable for rowing and sailing. Treptow-See, in winter, is known for ice fishing, ice hockey, ice skating, and ice surfing due to its solid ice cover. Fishing is also popular on Wocker-See, Treptow-See (for eel, perch, bream, pike, roach), and Blanksee (for eel, perch, pike, tench).
Visitors appreciate the tranquil environment and diverse recreational offerings. The clear waters and natural habitats are highly valued. Many enjoy the well-equipped bathing areas, circular hiking trails, and opportunities for non-motorized water sports. The komoot community has shown appreciation for the lakes, with over 10 upvotes and 5 photos shared, highlighting their appeal for outdoor leisure and nature observation.
Yes, cycling is a popular activity. Wocker-See has paths along its shore suitable for cycling. Blanksee also features a 3.2-kilometer forest path around the lake that is good for cycling. For more options, you can explore the Road Cycling Routes around Siggelkow guide, which includes routes like the "Village Church of Siggelkow loop from Siggelkow".
Treptow-See is entirely designated as a nature reserve, preserving its unique biotope and rare plant species. Blanksee also has significant portions within nature reserves, with its southern part belonging to the Wüstemoor am Blanksee nature reserve and the Gehlsbachtal nature reserve bordering it to the north.
Yes, camping is an option. Blanksee has a campsite on its eastern side, which features a bathing beach and jetty. This provides a convenient way to enjoy the lake's tranquil setting and activities.
The summer months are ideal for swimming and enjoying the bathing areas, with facilities like those at Wocker-See and Treptow-See operational. However, the natural beauty and hiking trails can be enjoyed throughout spring and autumn. In winter, Treptow-See offers unique activities like ice skating and ice fishing when it freezes over.
While specific viewpoints are not detailed for every lake, the View of Wockersee is a highlight itself, suggesting scenic spots along its shores. The natural settings of Treptow-See and Blanksee within their respective nature reserves also offer picturesque views of the water and surrounding forests.
For a more peaceful experience, Treptow-See and Blanksee, both situated within nature reserves, offer tranquil settings away from larger crowds. While Wocker-See is popular, its extensive circular trails allow for quieter exploration away from the main bathing areas. These lakes are cherished for their serene environments.


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