Between October and March, the Höxter-Godelheim leisure facility is in hibernation. In order to avoid frost damage to the pipes, all sanitary facilities are out of service and closed.
Of course, the play and sports facilities are still accessible and can be used. The "Strandgut" restaurant is also open on many days of the week.
Boating on the lake is prohibited from 1.11. to 31.03.
If the lake is frozen over: It is forbidden to enter the ice surface!
The Höxter-Godelheim leisure facility was funded by the EU.
Of course, the play and sports facilities are still accessible and can be used. The "Strandgut" restaurant is also open on many days of the week.
Boating on the lake is prohibited from 1.11. to 31.03.
If the lake is frozen over: It is forbidden to enter the ice surface!
- There is no rescue service monitoring on the water.
- Due to wind and fluctuations in the water level, it cannot be guaranteed that the ice surface will remain stable throughout.
- Whoever steps onto the ice surface is putting their life in danger! The human body cools down extremely quickly in the very cold water and there is a risk of immobility and drowning in a very short time.
The Höxter-Godelheim leisure facility was funded by the EU.
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Openings
With the exception of the catering facilities, the leisure centre may be entered daily from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm from May to September; in the early and late season from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm, but without the use of the bathing area and bathing bay.
Price info
The following parking fees apply for those arriving by car:
Minimum charge: €1.50 (up to 1 hour)
0.10 €/ min. for each additional time unit
Maximum charge: € 7.00 (from 5 hours - day ticket)
You can pay with coins (machines do not change!), EC card (one machine) and smartphone.
Minimum charge: €1.50 (up to 1 hour)
0.10 €/ min. for each additional time unit
Maximum charge: € 7.00 (from 5 hours - day ticket)
You can pay with coins (machines do not change!), EC card (one machine) and smartphone.
General Information
Parking Available
Eligibility
for Class
for families
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
for Children of all Ages
Suitable for Pushchair
for Children of the age of 0-3
for Children of the age of 3-6
for Children of the age of 6-10
for Children of the age of 10 upwards
Other Furnishing/Equipment
Children's Playground (outdoors)
Toilet
Payment Options
Entrance Free, Cash, Debit Card, contactless payment
Directions & Parking facilities
You can reach the leisure centre via the B64/83 between Höxter and Godelheim. The access road is signposted on the main road.
You can reach the Höxter-Godelheim leisure centre by bike via the Weser cycle path.
You can reach the Höxter-Godelheim leisure centre by bike via the Weser cycle path.
More information
Your most frequently asked questions about using the Höxter-Godelheim leisure facility:
What are the opening hours?
With the exception of catering, the leisure facility is open daily from 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. from May to September; in the early and late season from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m., but without the use of the bathing area and bathing bay.
How much is the entrance fee?
There is no entrance fee for the leisure facilities. Between April 1 and October 15, however, parking fees are payable depending on the duration of parking: Minimum charge €1.50 to €7.00 for the day pass. You can pay with coins, EC card or smartphone.
Are dogs allowed in the facility?
For reasons of hygiene, dogs are not permitted on the sunbathing lawns, on the beach or in the water. Dogs must be kept on a lead on the paved paths.
Are barbecues allowed at the leisure center?
Barbecues are not permitted in the leisure complex. The "Strandgut" restaurant is available for your culinary needs.
Is camping allowed at the leisure center?
Camping is not permitted. You will find a campsite approx. 2.5 km away on the other side of the Weser.
Can I take a rubber dinghy onto the lake?
Inflatable boats, air mattresses and swimming toys may be used in the separate bathing bay. Water equipment made of solid or rigid material is not permitted in the bathing area.
Is there a lifeguard?
There is no lifeguard! If the DLRG is on site, it is only on guard duty.
What about the water quality?
The water quality is regularly checked in accordance with the EU Bathing Water Directive. The bathing lake is currently rated with three stars for excellent water quality.
Is there blue-green algae in the bathing lake?
Blue-green algae occur naturally in the water. Most species are harmless to humans, but some can form toxins and have an impact on health. High temperatures and plenty of sunshine are ideal conditions for the growth of algae. Blue-green algae can then also multiply to an undesirable extent. High concentrations of blue-green algae can cause allergic reactions and skin irritation in humans, as well as nausea, diarrhea and vomiting if swallowed. Small children and sensitive people in particular should therefore avoid contact with blue-green algae.
If we detect blue-green algae in the water, we will inform you immediately.
What are the opening hours?
With the exception of catering, the leisure facility is open daily from 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. from May to September; in the early and late season from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m., but without the use of the bathing area and bathing bay.
How much is the entrance fee?
There is no entrance fee for the leisure facilities. Between April 1 and October 15, however, parking fees are payable depending on the duration of parking: Minimum charge €1.50 to €7.00 for the day pass. You can pay with coins, EC card or smartphone.
Are dogs allowed in the facility?
For reasons of hygiene, dogs are not permitted on the sunbathing lawns, on the beach or in the water. Dogs must be kept on a lead on the paved paths.
Are barbecues allowed at the leisure center?
Barbecues are not permitted in the leisure complex. The "Strandgut" restaurant is available for your culinary needs.
Is camping allowed at the leisure center?
Camping is not permitted. You will find a campsite approx. 2.5 km away on the other side of the Weser.
Can I take a rubber dinghy onto the lake?
Inflatable boats, air mattresses and swimming toys may be used in the separate bathing bay. Water equipment made of solid or rigid material is not permitted in the bathing area.
Is there a lifeguard?
There is no lifeguard! If the DLRG is on site, it is only on guard duty.
What about the water quality?
The water quality is regularly checked in accordance with the EU Bathing Water Directive. The bathing lake is currently rated with three stars for excellent water quality.
Is there blue-green algae in the bathing lake?
Blue-green algae occur naturally in the water. Most species are harmless to humans, but some can form toxins and have an impact on health. High temperatures and plenty of sunshine are ideal conditions for the growth of algae. Blue-green algae can then also multiply to an undesirable extent. High concentrations of blue-green algae can cause allergic reactions and skin irritation in humans, as well as nausea, diarrhea and vomiting if swallowed. Small children and sensitive people in particular should therefore avoid contact with blue-green algae.
If we detect blue-green algae in the water, we will inform you immediately.
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