Badegärten Eibenstock

The venue is at Am Bühl 3, 08309 Eibenstock, in the Erzgebirge in Saxony, and is operated by Badegärten Eibenstock GmbH; the database entry carries no city and no place name, so both are taken from the operator's own imprint. The site is split into a Badewelt (bathing hall) and a Saunawelt (sauna world), with holiday houses, shepherd's wagons and a motorhome pitch attached, plus a training centre.

The water is plain heated water. Nothing on the operator's bath, sauna, slide, family-area, pricing or imprint pages describes it as thermal, brine or mineral — the words Sole, Thermal and Mineral do not appear on any of them — so the bath should not be read as a spa-water venue. What temperatures the operator does publish are per attraction: the Grottenbecken, a grotto pool with waterfall and massage jets set in a cave landscape, is described as "Das 32 Grad warme Wasser", and the family sauna in the bathing hall, Quibis Omas Haus, as "milden, 65 Grad warmen Sauna" with a short fairy tale played every hour. The family area also holds a toddler pool for children up to three with spraying water figures, a small children's slide and floor jets, and a large Hexentopf; alongside it are lounger zones. The bathing hall is themed around a character called Quibi and is aimed at children up to twelve, with a Splashpark and a family area; the operator holds a TMGS family-friendliness certification.

Two slides are published, both described as new. The Erlebnisrutsche is a closed tube slide of 135 metres with coloured light effects, patterns and colour changes along the ride, which the operator calls one of the longest of its kind in the region. The second is a Highspeed-Rutsche, a steep straight drop with no detours. No other slide lengths are given.

The sauna world is built as a Saunadorf of hand-made log cabins, some with original wood-fired stone stoves. The operator lists, without giving a total: Steinsauna (Kamaburo), Russische Banja, Ritualbanja, Rasulbad, Ovemalik, Meditationssauna, Karelische Rauchsauna, Japanisches Dampfbad, Hühnerfußbanja, Finnische Sauna, Erdsauna (Maa-Sauna), Erdrauchsauna, Eibenstocker Bierbad, Bojaren-Sauna and Banja-Kreml. No cabin temperatures are published. Paid rituals run to a timetable: the Russisches Wenikritual, 60 minutes at 13:00, 15:30 and 18:00 for 45 €; the Eibenstocker Bierbadritual, 45 minutes at 15:00, 17:00 and 19:00 for 30 €; and the Rasulbad, 45 minutes on every full hour from 11:00, for 30 €.

Bath and sauna open daily 10:00–22:00. The bath costs 15,00 € for an adult up to 180 minutes and 18,00 € beyond, 12,00 € and 15,00 € reduced, with a 10,00 € 90-minute swimmer's tariff and a 47,00 € family rate over 180 minutes. Sauna is a separate 44,00 € day ticket or 33,00 € from 17:00, with an 8,00 € per-person surcharge at weekends and Saxon public holidays between 1 October and 31 March. Children under seven are not admitted to the sauna landscape. The operator announces a maintenance closure from 21 June to 1 July 2027, and the bath and sauna are shut on 24 December.