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EuroParcs Biggesee

North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
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Vacation homes with lake view
Only a few available
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Comfy chalets for up to 8 persons
Spacious holiday homes are to be found for up to 8 people

EuroParcs Biggesee - our first holiday park in Germany

EuroParcs' first German holiday park is located in the heart of the Sauerland region in North Rhine-Westphalia, on the banks of Lake Biggesee. Buying a holiday home at EuroParcs Biggesee offers several advantages:

  • Directly located on one of the most beautiful lakes in NRW

  • 6 weeks of personal use per year

  • Combination of holiday home rental and personal use

New construction project EuroParcs Biggesee

In our first holiday park in Germany, we are building 47 holiday homes suitable for four to eight people. In addition, special attention has been paid to sustainability at this holiday park.

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Facilities at EuroParcs Biggesee

Cool down at our beach and natural lake

EuroParcs Biggesee - location and surroundings

The new recreation park impresses with its location: it is situated at the most beautiful sandy bay of the picturesque lake and is surrounded by forest. In many places in the park you have a fantastic view of the water and the many trees - also in the park itself - make the place a nature oasis.

The sale of real estate in the first EuroParcs within Germany has already begun.

The area surrounding EuroParcs Biggesee has a well-marked hiking, cycling and mountain biking network. Furthermore, the Olpe-Fahlenscheid ski area is just a 20-minute drive from the park.

In short, EuroParcs Biggesee is a great base for a skiing holiday and more than that, because you can also go cross-country skiing in various places in the region! Consider, for example, popular Winterberg, which is only over an hour away from the park.

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Discover activities in the surroundings of EuroParcs Biggesee

Explore the many hiking and cycling routes through Sauerland and cool off at the Biggesee lake