Freizeitpark Lochmühle
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UnclaimedA family leisure park in Germany that grew out of a farm and pony yard and today spans about 16 hectares of nature.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Freizeitpark Lochmühle is a family leisure park that developed out of agriculture and was a pony yard for many years; according to its official website it has been a colourful family leisure park for over 55 years. It covers roughly 16 hectares in the middle of nature and offers rides and attractions for climbing, sliding and having fun. Its own 'About us' page describes it as more than an excursion destination and a place of heart for generations, with around 120 lovingly designed rides and play equipment, and roots going back to a grain mill and an agricultural operation. The park is open daily, including all public holidays, with a 2026 season from 28 March to 18 October.
History
According to the park's official website, Freizeitpark Lochmühle emerged from agriculture and was a pony yard for many years; it states that the site has been a colourful family leisure park for the whole family for over 55 years. The 'About us' page says the family history of the Zwermanns at this place began around 200 years ago, when the great-great-grandfather of today's operators ran the Lochmühle as a farm with its own mill. With industrialisation around 1900 the mill wheels fell silent, as with so many small rural mills. The page also explains the mascot 'Polo': 'Po' stands for pony and 'Lo' for Lochmühle, standing for closeness to nature, love of animals and real country life.
Products and positioning
A family leisure park that deliberately emphasises originality and closeness to nature, setting itself apart from large amusement parks.
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