Best lakes around Campagnola Emilia are found in a region characterized by its flat Po Valley landscape, with natural areas often formed from former quarries. This area provides a habitat for diverse flora and fauna, particularly bird species. The lakes here offer opportunities for nature observation, sport fishing, and leisurely walks. While the immediate vicinity is flat, the broader province extends towards the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, home to picturesque glacial lakes.
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It is a rebalancing area of over 13 hectares, 40% of which is occupied by a residual reservoir from the cultivation of an abandoned open-air clay quarry, filled over time with spring and rainwater, where a thick hedge, also dotted with tall trees, it flanks the right side of the lake and the spontaneous vegetation acts as a refuge for numerous species of resident and transient birds.
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Ponds located South expansion zone near the swimming pools
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Route suitable for everyone
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Cycle path that runs along the dirt lake
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a nice lake with a clabile track next to it.
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Walking along this iclovia that runs along the lake, very nice
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Point reachable both with MTB and with GRAVEL from the nearby cycle paths (dirt roads) but also with BDC directly from the road. Excellent point for a stop given the large amount of green present.
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beautiful lake area equipped for sport fishing, suitable for a stop for refreshment and just for a nap.
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Around Campagnola Emilia, you'll discover a variety of lakes, including natural oases formed from abandoned quarries, sport fishing lakes, and lakes featuring cycle paths. The immediate area is characterized by the flat Po Valley landscape, while the broader Reggio Emilia province extends towards the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, offering picturesque glacial mountain lakes.
Yes, the Budrio Oasis is a significant natural monument. This 13-hectare area, with 40% occupied by a lake, serves as a vital refuge for numerous resident and migratory bird species, featuring dense hedges and tall trees. It's an excellent spot for nature observation.
The Lake of Flowers in Campagnola Emilia is primarily known for sport fishing, offering a pleasant and shaded environment. Additionally, the La Fornace Lakes are also equipped for sport fishing and provide a beautiful area for a relaxing stop.
Yes, Lago di Correggio features a cycle path next to it, offering an oasis of peace with a beautiful pond. You can also enjoy the Correggio–Carpi Cycle Path by the Lake, which runs along a dirt lake and is suitable for everyone.
For natural areas like the Budrio Oasis, spring and early autumn are particularly pleasant for visits. Lakes like the Lake of Flowers offer a shaded and cool environment, making them good stops especially during summer.
Many lakes in the area are considered family-friendly. The Budrio Oasis, Lago di Correggio, Lake of Flowers, and La Fornace Lakes are all categorized as suitable for families, offering various activities from nature observation to leisurely walks and cycling.
Beyond visiting the lakes themselves, you can enjoy various outdoor activities. Cycling is popular, with routes like the 'Novellara Cycle Path – Lake of Flowers loop' or the 'Bridge over the Bondeno in Novellara – Herons' Hill loop'. You can find more cycling routes in the Cycling around Campagnola Emilia guide. For those interested in gravel biking, routes like the 'Correggio Park – Correggio–Bagnolo Cycle Path loop' are available in the Gravel biking around Campagnola Emilia guide.
While the immediate vicinity of Campagnola Emilia is flat, the broader Reggio Emilia province, particularly in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, is home to several picturesque glacial mountain lakes. These include Lake Calamone (Lake Ventasso), the Cerreto Lakes (Lake Cerreto, Lake Pranda, Lake Scuro, Lake Le Gore), and Lake Bargetana, offering diverse experiences from tranquil beauty to hiking in alpine scenery.
The Lago di Correggio is explicitly noted as not suitable for bathing. Information regarding swimming suitability for other local lakes is not readily available, so it's generally advised to observe local signage and regulations.
The Budrio Oasis is a significant refuge for numerous resident and migratory bird species. Its dense hedges and spontaneous vegetation provide a habitat for diverse flora and fauna, including typical wetland species like reeds and cattails, and interesting flora such as wild tulips and blue muscari.
Although located in the nearby municipality of Campogalliano, the Laghi Curiel (Curiel Lakes) complex is a significant recreational area. It hosts various events and activities, making it a popular destination for nature outings, barbecue events, cycling tours, and music festivals, suggesting a lively and well-equipped environment for visitors seeking outdoor activities and entertainment.


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