Strandbad Hüttwilersee, also known as Hüttwilersee, is a picturesque small lake located in the Seebachtal region in the canton of Thurgau, Switzerland. Nestled in the municipalities of Hüttwilen and Uesslingen-Buch, the lake is approximately 1.3km in length and 500m wide at its eastern part. It is enveloped by a scenic meadow landscape and is a part of a nature reserve. The lake's water source includes the Seegrabe, which originates from the Nussbaumersee, and a canal from the Hasensee, contributing to its lush surroundings of reeds and trees.
Known for its idyllic beach, Strandbad Hüttwilersee is a popular spot for swimmers and sunbathers, particularly during the summer months. Visitors from nearby areas such as Frauenfeld and Winterthur are drawn to its pebble beach and expansive lawn for sunbathing. The beach area is well-facilitated, featuring a diving tower and a raft for water activities, as well as a beach volleyball field for sports enthusiasts. The presence of large trees around the beach provides ample shady spots, making it an ideal destination for children and those seeking respite from the sun.
For those preferring a quiet day at the beach, a book exchange box is available. Food lovers can enjoy a barbecue at the designated grill area, with wood available for purchase on site. There is also a beach kiosk, providing visitors with a variety of refreshments.
Getting to Strandbad Hüttwilersee is relatively easy with public transportation options. Visitors can take a train or bus to the "Hüttwilen, Stutheien" stop and then it's just a five-minute walk to the lake. For those driving, parking is available at the beach, although it does come with a fee.
