Blaue Lagune Niederrhein
Leisure and holiday park at a lake in Wachtendonk with beach lido, water sports, wake park, ADAC 4-star accommodation and event venues.
The Blaue Lagune Niederrhein is a leisure and holiday park set around a former quarry lake in Wachtendonk. Swimming, water sports, accommodation and celebrations all come together on one site.
At a glance
- Type
- leisure park at a lake with a beach lido
- Water sports
- aqua park, stand-up paddling, tubing and its own wake park
- Admission
- online ticket only, no on-site box office
- Children
- free entry up to and including age 6
- Stay
- ADAC 4-star holiday park with lodges, Box Homes and pitches
- Events
- venues for 30 to 4,000 people
- Parking
- free parking directly on site
Things to do here
- Swimming
- Barbecue
Swimming & water sports
The beach lido invites you to swim in the lake, whose water quality is monitored through routine official water samples.
On the water, the aqua park's inflatable obstacle course, stand-up paddling and tubing add plenty of variety.
Anyone keen to try water skiing or wakeboarding will find the right setup at the on-site wake park.
Staying & celebrating
Guests stay at the ADAC 4-star holiday park in lodges, holiday homes (Box Homes) or on tourist pitches.
For corporate events, weddings and private parties, venues such as Trockendock, Barbeja, Blaues Haus and barbecue areas are available – for groups from 30 to 4,000 people.
On the culinary side there is the Barbeja plus food & drink events such as gambas or steak evenings; in summer, concerts and parties round out the event calendar.
Good to know
Admission is exclusively via online ticket; day and sundown tickets each entitle you to a single entry.
On weekends and public holidays opening hours are extended depending on the weather, sometimes until 9 or 10 pm. Free parking is located directly on site, and there are group offers for sports sessions or a shared barbecue.
Map
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Address
Jülicher Str. 1-2
47669 Wachtendonk
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Sources & links
- Official website
- Official website (retrieved 2026-07-03)
- Google Maps (retrieved 2026-07-03)
Auto-generated, last verified: 2026-07-10
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