Lakes around Kitzeck im Sausal offer diverse water-based recreation in the South Styrian Weinland region. Kitzeck im Sausal is known as Austria's highest wine-growing village, characterized by its vineyards and panoramic views. While large natural lakes are not directly within its boundaries, the surrounding area provides several notable destinations for visitors. These natural features complement the region's renowned wine culture and hiking opportunities.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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cozy rest stop right by the lake
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A well-maintained campsite with a large number of long-term campers. The swimming pond is clean and equipped with an entrance, a lake, and a jetty. A cold shower is available. Cakes and delicious homemade stone-baked pizza are available in the pavilion.
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My fellow cyclists camp here several times a year. Great atmosphere, very clean facilities and Karl-Heinz or Monika always have a good Schilcher blend for sale.
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Pension Wolkenreich! You can really feel at home with Klaus and Ingrid Kowatsch. Check out the homepage! There is a chemical-free swimming biotope with loungers, a sauna and five different rooms or apartments with and without breakfast. There are also parking spaces in front of and behind the house. The price is right too!
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This is the Seerestaurant Ankerpunkt in Tillmitsch. Very good cuisine daily lunch menu. Music is played on Tuesday and Friday evenings and you can dance.
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Beautiful bath and camping area. Not overcrowded in summer and still very manageable.
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The viewing platform serves to avoid disturbing the birds near the shore. Entering the shore area is prohibited by law. Please note this. With the ordinance of the Leibnitz district authority of May 26, 1978, the area between the Mur bridge in Bachsdorf and the Gralla power plant on the Mur was declared a nature reserve (bird sanctuary).
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Good pizzas and cocktails Schiki miki
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The region around Kitzeck im Sausal offers a variety of water bodies, including recreational swimming lakes, reservoirs, and tranquil fish ponds. These natural features complement the area's renowned wine culture and hiking opportunities.
For a comprehensive family experience, the Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake and Campsite is highly recommended. It features a 12,000 m² water surface, extensive lawns, a separate children's pool, a playground, beach volleyball courts, table tennis, a water slide, and a gastronomy pavilion. A campsite is also available for longer stays.
Yes, the Wildon Lake and the Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake are excellent choices for swimming. Both offer facilities for a refreshing cool down, with Gleinstätten boasting excellent water quality and an average summer temperature of 24°C (75°F).
Both Wildon Lake and Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake have gastronomic options. At Wildon, you'll find a lido kiosk, while Gleinstätten features an adjacent lake pavilion. Additionally, the Ankerpunkt Lakeside Restaurant in Tillmitsch offers excellent dishes and a great atmosphere right by a bathing lake, typically open in summer.
Yes, the Birdwatching spot at the reservoir is a quiet oasis specifically designed for observing aquatic animals. It features a covered ornithological station, allowing visitors, including children, to safely get close to various bird species.
While Kitzeck im Sausal is primarily known for its wine-growing landscape, some lakes are reasonably accessible. For instance, Wildon Lake is about a 10-minute walk from Wildon train station. Gleinstätten is easily reachable by car, and the area around it also features numerous hiking and cycling paths.
Dogs are generally allowed on the premises of the Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake, but they are not permitted in the swimming water itself. For walks, the surrounding area offers various hiking and cycling paths where dogs can accompany you, but always check local regulations for specific trails.
Beyond swimming and relaxation, the areas around the lakes offer various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking and cycling paths. For more structured routes, consider exploring the MTB Trails around Kitzeck im Sausal, Running Trails around Kitzeck im Sausal, or Gravel biking around Kitzeck im Sausal, which include routes like the 'Waterfall on the Lassnitz River' or the '2 rivers gravel tour'.
Visitors particularly appreciate the refreshing cool-down opportunities, the family-friendly facilities, and the gastronomic options available at places like Wildon Lake and Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake. The quiet oasis for wildlife observation at the Birdwatching spot at the reservoir is also a community favorite.
Yes, the Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake and Campsite offers a dedicated campsite with 40 pitches, making it an ideal spot for those wishing to extend their stay and enjoy the lake's amenities.
The lakes are most enjoyable during the warmer months, typically from late spring to early autumn, when swimming and water-based activities are popular. The Gleinstätten Natural Swimming Lake, for example, reaches a pleasant 24°C (75°F) in summer. Restaurants like Ankerpunkt Lakeside Restaurant are also typically open only in summer.


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