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SV Naturbad Wachtendonk

Club-run natural open-air pool in Wachtendonk with around 1,400 members, a kiosk and membership open to everyone.

Swimming

On the edge of Wachtendonk, a club-run natural open-air pool invites you to swim and relax amid the greenery. SV Naturbad Wachtendonk e.V. is run on a voluntary basis and thrives on the commitment of its roughly 1,400 members.

At a glance

Type
Natural open-air pool run by a club
Operator
SV Naturbad Wachtendonk e.V. with a volunteer board
Members
around 1,400
Access
members only
On site
kiosk with ice cream, cold drinks and lunch
Address
Wankumer Str. 10a, 47669 Wachtendonk

Things to do here

  • Swimming

Membership & Access

Swimming is reserved for club members, but joining is open to everyone. Anyone who would like to take part can submit a membership application conveniently online via the club's website.

Club Life

The volunteer-run club keeps developing its natural pool. Most recently, free sun loungers were introduced for members to borrow, and a new table tennis table was inaugurated following a working party. The kiosk provides refreshments with ice cream, cold drinks and typical poolside lunches.

Map

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Address

Wankumer Str. 10a
47669 Wachtendonk

Contact

+49 (0)2836 85 233

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