Möhnesee lake park

Park/garden area | entrance/jetty/jetty | event venue | multifunctional arena | water sports

Welcome to Möhnesee / Neusta POIs / Möhnesee lake park
The Seepark in Körbecke offers attractive activities for all generations.

Please note the current protective measures to prevent the spread of the invasive quagga mussel. All information at www.ruhrverband.de/flussgebiet/invasive-arten-und-schaedlinge/quaggamuschel
Sportplatz Seepark Möhnesee
Skateanlage Seepark Möhnesee
SUPs Seetreppe Möhnesee
Tretbootverleih Seepark Möhnesee
Seepark Möhnesee

Address

Möhnesee lake park

Börnigeweg

59519 Möhnesee

Telephone: +49 2924 / 981 391

info@moehnesee.de

URLs

Homepage

Properties:

  • Parking available
  • Bus stop available
  • Free admission
  • cool place
  • free of charge / accessible at any time
The Seepark, created as part of the Regionale 2013 project, is a park-like area offering opportunities for various activities:

The steps leading down to the shore, a public swimming area, and the spacious sunbathing and relaxation areas invite visitors to linger by the water. If you’d like to take a short walk or are out on a bike ride, you can use the separate bike and walking paths.

The well-developed skate park and the large playground are available for free use at any time. On site, you’ll also find a family terrace with a toddler play area and a multipurpose field. Additional areas offer opportunities for ball games and other sports.

During the peak season (April through October), the mini-golf and adventure golf courses are also open.

In the Seepark and its immediate surroundings, various restaurants offer great options to treat you and your family to culinary delights.

A large parking lot is available, which also serves as a good starting point for bike rides and hikes. A walk across the pedestrian bridge takes you to the south side of Lake Möhnesee. This is where the Arnsberger Wald Nature Park begins.


Accessibility Information

  • Two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available.
  • The paths are paved throughout.
  • The upper level, with the restaurant and ice cream parlor, is accessible via a paved, step-free path with a gentle slope.
  • The middle section of the lake steps is also accessible via a paved, step-free path with a gentle slope.
  • The transition from the middle to the lowest level is via two sets of stairs with 15 and 6 steps, respectively. Alternatively, there is a step-free path that passes by the Pfeffermühle Restaurant or the SeeAlm Restaurant.
  • The lakeside promenade is paved throughout and is easily accessible on foot and by vehicle.
  • The volleyball court is accessible via a step-free path.
  • A tactile guidance system is in place, though it is defective in the upper section of the lake park.

Directions

large parking lot directly at the Seepark (day ticket € 6) and bus stop in the immediate vicinity

Tours in the neighbourhood

External videos are integrated into our site at this point.

We use the Google Maps service for the map display.