Baggersee Wittmer and Klee Wiesental is an inland lake near Waghäusel in Baden-Württemberg, associated with informal FKK use on a directory-claim basis. It is a former gravel-pit lake with a natural shoreline of grass, earth and gravel, without developed beach areas or maintained paths. There is no indication of official designation, formal admission fee, published opening hours, or lifeguard supervision, so visitors should rely on personal judgement and local signs. Access is informal and appears daylight-dependent, with visitors expected to arrive on foot, observe local signs, and respect adjacent land and neighbouring uses. Parking is not confirmed as dedicated provision, so only lawful nearby parking should be used and access rules should be followed carefully. Public transport access is not confirmed, and connections via Waghäusel need local checking before travelling. Practical use centres on summer, broadly June to August, when midday and afternoon offer the warmest conditions for swimming and sunbathing, depending on weather. The shoreline is largely open with direct sun and limited shade, so sun protection, drinking water and weather awareness are practical. There are no reliable toilets, showers, food or drink provision, and no formal family facilities or supervision. Visits are typically short informal stays for swimming, sunbathing and walking rather than extended serviced stays. Dog rules are unclear, so dogs should be kept controlled and away from bathing areas and other visitors. Water conditions are natural and vary with season and weather, with no supervision. Visitors should bring own supplies, carry out all waste, leave banks unchanged, plan to be fully self-sufficient, and swim at own risk.