Erlebnisbad Leck
- Water slides
- Indoor
- Quiet room
- Children's area
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Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from sw-nf.de, Checked Sep 23, 2026
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Indoor leisure bath in Leck, North Frisia, also called Die Lecker Oase: a 25 m pool at up to 27 °C, a 90 m giant slide, a 90 °C Finnish sauna and a 70 °C bio sauna.
About
The Erlebnisbad Leck is the indoor leisure bath of the market town of Leck in North Frisia, Schleswig-Holstein, at Am Stadion 3, operated by the municipal utility Stadtwerke Nordfriesland GmbH whose head office is in Niebüll. The utility also brands the bath Die Lecker Oase and presents it as an Erlebnisbad and sauna offering swimming and aqua-fitness courses and year-round events alongside open bathing, supported by a Förderverein, a supporters' association. Rules for children are set out prominently: children from ten may swim unaccompanied on production of the bronze swimming badge, younger children only in the company of a supervising adult over 18, and armbands are compulsory for toddlers, non-swimmers and uncertain swimmers.
The pool side is built around a 25-metre swimming pool with five lanes, heated, the operator notes, to a pleasant temperature of up to 27 °C, which it presents as notable for the north of Germany, with coloured LED effects in the basin. The centrepiece attraction is a 90-metre giant slide fitted with a starry-sky ceiling. A steam bath sits directly in the pool hall, together with a large whirlpool, springboards at one and three metres, and a children's water world; the children's pool is held at 32 °C. The building is heated for use throughout the year.
The sauna landscape is laid out in a garden in a modern Nordic style. It holds a large Finnish sauna house at 90 °C with regular infusions, a large bio sauna at 70 °C, a sauna garden with rest rooms, an illuminated plunge pool, a lawn for lounging and a hut for talking or playing. Sauna hours differ from bath hours and are given per day in the operator's timetable, with Wednesday morning to 16:00 reserved for women and the afternoon mixed. Courses run regularly: aqua-fitness and aqua-jogging classes and swimming courses for children from six ending in the Seepferdchen test.
The water is plain heated water; the operator describes no thermal, mineral or brine source, and the temperatures quoted are heating set-points. Hours are restricted and worth checking before travelling: the bath is closed all day Monday, opens Tuesday from 15:00 to 21:00, Wednesday from 06:30 to 08:30 and again 10:00 to 21:00, Thursday and Friday from 06:30 to 21:00, and Saturday and Sunday 10:00 to 18:00.
Prices
| Adult day ticketDay ticket, adults over 16 years, adventure pool; with loyalty card 10 % discount | €6 |
|---|---|
| Adult evening ticketLate sauna-goers from 2 hours before closing time, sauna landscape including use of the adventure pool | €11 |
| Child day ticketChildren and youths 4 to 16 years, day ticket; small children under 4 years 2.00 € | €4 |
| Family ticketFamily ticket, maximum 4 persons (at least 1-2 adults), day ticket | €16 |
| Student day ticketConcessions with proof (students, severely disabled from 70 degrees, recipients of basic income support/social assistance) | €4 |
Source: sw-nf.de · Checked Oct 18, 2026
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Location
Am Stadion 3, 25917 Leck
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