Fun and action at the Eisenberg outdoor swimming pool: In the warm months from May to September, thrill-seekers are guaranteed to get their money's worth at the Eisenberg outdoor swimming pool. A jump from the 10-meter platform, sliding fun on the adventure slide, adventure in the current channel, or a visit to the experience afternoons, there's something for everyone.
Fun and action at the Eisenberg Forest Swimming Pool: In the warm months from May to September, action lovers are guaranteed to get their money's worth at the Eisenberg Forest Swimming Pool. A jump from the 10-meter platform, fun on the adventure slide, adventures in the current channel, or a visit to the experience afternoons – there’s something for everyone.
But those looking for sports and relaxation will also find what they need at the Eisenberg Forest Swimming Pool, as it is wonderfully relaxing right on the edge of the forest in the middle of nature. Treat yourself to the massage jets in the experience pool, swim laps in the heated 50-meter pool, or find relaxation in the new beach area with your feet in the sand. Our sunbathing lawn also offers plenty of space to enjoy the fresh forest air in a shady spot in the Palatinate Forest or in one of our beach chairs. Relaxation loungers directly by the pool invite you to linger.
Our sports enthusiasts can enjoy a soccer field, table tennis tables, beach volleyball, outdoor chess, and a minigolf course, among other things.
Free swimming courses for children are part of our offerings, as well as aqua fitness.
Entry is free for Pfalzcard holders.
Please note that opening hours are shortened in bad weather. You can find current information here.
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