Bike rental
What better way to explore the beautiful surroundings than by bicycle? Various walking and cycling routes are also available at the reception desk.
Campsite shop
Next to the reception is our camping shop for some forgotten groceries. We have fresh rolls (to order), coffee-to-go, soft drinks and beer.
Beach and natural lake
Dive in! EuroParcs Biggesee is located in the midst of nature and right on the Waldenburger Bucht on the Biggesee. Lay down your towel on the beach, cool off in the lake or take to the water in a boat.
Sanitary
In the park you can use our sanitary building. It has toilets, showers, washing cabins, children's sanitary facilities, a baby washroom, dishwashing facilities and a disposal area for chemical toilets. There is also a generous toilet for the disabled and the possibility of renting a family bathroom. Especially for our four-legged guests there is a dog shower.
Museums in Sauerland
In the 19th century, Sauerland was the centre of the metal industry and mining. Many museums in the area are reminders of this era. Like the Wendener Hütte in Wenden, one of the oldest remaining blast furnaces in Germany, and the Knochenmühle (bone mill) in Meinerzhagen-Mühlhofe. Many of the museums are interactive and are also great fun for children!
Krombacher World
Take a look inside a modern brewery? That is possible at Krombacher World. During a guided tour you will not only learn all about the craft of brewing beer, but you will also be able to taste the various beers during a beer tasting session. The beers are selected by the beer sommelier of the brewery and give you a taste of the Sauerland. Cheers!
Cycling routes Biggesee
Biggesee is bursting with beautiful routes for cyclists and mountain bikers. The Bigge-Lister Radring has two routes around the enchanting lakes: an upper route and one along the shores of the lakes. The challenging upper route is 64 km long and takes you past Attendorn, Drolshagen, Olpe and both lakes. Near the village of Drolshagen you will find the Wegeringhauser Tunnel. The tunnel is closed every year from November to mid-April, when rare species of bat hibernate here. The 50 km long route along the lake is flatter and also suitable for children. In Attendorn there is a mountain bike park.
Schnellenberg Castle
In this castle, you can imagine yourself to be back in the Middle Ages. With its towering spires and mighty walls, Burg Schnellenburg towers majestically above the green hills of the Sauerland. It is one of the most beautiful and best preserved castles in the area and was first mentioned in 1222. Take a look in the chapel and in the knight's hall. The restaurant offers good food and you can stay overnight in the castle.
Museums in Sauerland
In the 19th century, Sauerland was the centre of the metal industry and mining. Many museums in the area are reminders of this era. Like the Wendener Hütte in Wenden, one of the oldest remaining blast furnaces in Germany, and the Knochenmühle (bone mill) in Meinerzhagen-Mühlhofe. Many of the museums are interactive and are also great fun for children!
Krombacher World
Take a look inside a modern brewery? That is possible at Krombacher World. During a guided tour you will not only learn all about the craft of brewing beer, but you will also be able to taste the various beers during a beer tasting session. The beers are selected by the beer sommelier of the brewery and give you a taste of the Sauerland. Cheers!
Cycling routes Biggesee
Biggesee is bursting with beautiful routes for cyclists and mountain bikers. The Bigge-Lister Radring has two routes around the enchanting lakes: an upper route and one along the shores of the lakes. The challenging upper route is 64 km long and takes you past Attendorn, Drolshagen, Olpe and both lakes. Near the village of Drolshagen you will find the Wegeringhauser Tunnel. The tunnel is closed every year from November to mid-April, when rare species of bat hibernate here. The 50 km long route along the lake is flatter and also suitable for children. In Attendorn there is a mountain bike park.
Schnellenberg Castle
In this castle, you can imagine yourself to be back in the Middle Ages. With its towering spires and mighty walls, Burg Schnellenburg towers majestically above the green hills of the Sauerland. It is one of the most beautiful and best preserved castles in the area and was first mentioned in 1222. Take a look in the chapel and in the knight's hall. The restaurant offers good food and you can stay overnight in the castle.