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Wakepark Blaue Lagune

Water-ski and wakeboard facility at the Heidesee, part of the „Blaue Lagune Niederrhein" leisure park, open daily 3-6 pm with admission by online ticket only.

At the Heidesee in Wachtendonk, water-skiers and wakeboarders glide across the „Wakepark Blaue Lagune". The station is part of the „Blaue Lagune Niederrhein" leisure park, which brings together further activities around the lake.

At a glance

Activities
water-skiing and wakeboarding at the Heidesee
Part of
„Blaue Lagune Niederrhein" leisure park
Opening hours
daily (Mon-Sun) 3:00-6:00 pm
Tickets
online only, no ticket sales on site
Parking
free parking directly at the site
Address
Am Heidesee 5, 47669 Wachtendonk

What's on offer

The wakepark focuses on water-skiing and wakeboarding at the Heidesee. It is part of the „Blaue Lagune Niederrhein" leisure park, which at this location also includes a lido, an aquapark, SUP, tubing and overnight accommodation.

Good to know

The park is open daily from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. As throughout the entire park, admission is only possible with an online ticket; there is no ticket sales counter on site. Free parking is available right next to the grounds.

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Address

Am Heidesee 5
47669 Wachtendonk

Hours

Mo: 10:00–20:00

Di: 10:00–20:00

Mi: 10:00–20:00

Do: 10:00–20:00

Fr: 10:00–20:00

Sa: 10:00–20:00

So: 10:00–20:00

Contact

+49 (0)2839 277

info@blauelagune.de

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