Breisach-Rimsingen: Baggersee

Reported naturist beach

📍 Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Plan a visit to Breisach-Rimsingen Baggersee, a lake listed for FKK use. Find access, water, facilities, season and practical tips for the shore.

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CountryGermany

RegionBaden-Württemberg

Naturism statusReported naturist beach

WaterbodyLake

Place typeLake beach

SurfaceGrass with gravel and natural earth shoreline

Best season06-08

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Location

Germany Baden-Württemberg

Naturism

Reported naturist beach

Beach characteristics

lake Lake beach Grass Gravel

Overview

Breisach-Rimsingen Baggersee is reported for FKK use on traditionally used parts of its shoreline near Breisach am Rhein. The lake is a still freshwater Baggersee with grass, gravel and earth banks, used for swimming and sunbathing for a few hours at a time. Mornings are generally quieter, while warm summer weekends bring more people to the open shore. There are no shops, lifeguards, toilets or showers at the water, so visits work best as simple self-sufficient stops. Late morning to late afternoon gives the warmest water and sun on this largely exposed shoreline.

Visiting the beach

Breisach-Rimsingen Baggersee sits near Rimsingen and Breisach am Rhein in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district. Access is by local roads, followed by short walks from informal roadside or field parking to the open shoreline. Some parking areas may charge, while entry to the shore itself is generally free. There is no direct public transport stop at the water. Regional buses serve Rimsingen and Breisach am Rhein, so allow a walk or cycle ride for the final section. The shore is natural and uneven, with grass backed by scattered trees and gravel and earth at the water edge. There are no paved paths or adapted facilities. The lake itself is still and generally calm, with water temperature changing through the season. June to August is the warmest period for swimming. Outside those months extended stays and swimming are less comfortable. Late morning to late afternoon brings the strongest sun and warmest water. Shade is limited to scattered trees, and much of the bank is open with high sun exposure on clear days. Bring sun protection, drinking water, food and a ground cover. There are no permanent shops at the lake and no toilets, showers, rentals or lifeguard service. Swimming is at your own risk. Dogs are often restricted near bathing areas and expected to be leashed where allowed. The setting is mixed use. Families use clothed areas, while undressed use is concentrated in traditionally used sections. Respect signs, private boundaries and other groups. Typical visits last a few hours. Open access has no gated hours, with use generally limited to daylight. On hot weekends arrive early because informal parking fills and popular banks become closer spaced.

Getting there

Access: Reached by local roads from Rimsingen and Breisach am Rhein, then short walks to open shoreline areas

Parking: Informal roadside or field parking near lake access points, possible fees in some areas

Public transport: No direct stop at the lake; regional buses serve Rimsingen and Breisach am Rhein with walking or cycling onward

Accessibility: Natural uneven shoreline with no paved access or adapted facilities expected

At the beach

Facilities

Undeveloped natural shoreline without shops, rentals or lifeguard service

Naturist rules

Stay within the traditionally used FKK shoreline sections and keep clothed areas clothed. Respect local signage, private boundaries and mixed-use parts of the lake where families gather. Give other groups space and avoid walking undressed through clothed banks or family areas. Keep noise low through the day, take all rubbish away with you, and avoid disturbing grass, trees and bank vegetation. Keep dogs leashed where allowed and away from bathing areas and sunbathing towels. Do not photograph other people or use cameras near the shore. Swim with care because the lake is unsupervised and entry is natural. Keep visits simple and self-sufficient, and leave the bank as found for later arrivals.

Visitor overview

The lake offers a simple rural swim and sunbathing stop rather than a developed bathing site. Expect grass and gravel banks with earth at the water edge, calm still freshwater, and open sun with only scattered trees for shade. Weekdays are usually quiet, while hot summer weekends are busier and more social with closer spacing on popular banks. There are no shops, toilets, showers, rentals or lifeguards, so comfort depends on what visitors carry in and take away. Typical stays last a few hours in daylight. The traditionally used FKK sections suit people seeking an informal lake setting near Breisach am Rhein.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Where is Breisach-Rimsingen Baggersee?

It is an inland lake near Rimsingen and Breisach am Rhein in Baden-Württemberg, in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district. Access is by local roads, then a short walk from informal roadside or field parking to the natural open shoreline areas. There is no direct public transport stop at the water.

Is Breisach-Rimsingen Baggersee used for FKK?

The lake is listed for FKK use in traditionally used shoreline sections near Breisach am Rhein. Other parts of the bank remain clothed and are shared with families and other groups. Use stays concentrated in the established undressed area. Follow local signs, respect private boundaries, and avoid walking undressed through clothed banks.

What facilities are available at the lake?

Expect an undeveloped natural shoreline without shops, rentals, lifeguards, toilets or showers. There are no paved paths or adapted facilities and swimming is at your own risk. Bring drinking water, food, sun protection and a ground cover for the grass and gravel banks, and take all rubbish away with you after a stay of a few hours.

When is the best time to visit?

June to August is the warmest period for swimming and sunbathing at the lake. Late morning to late afternoon offers the warmest water and strongest sun on the largely exposed banks. Mornings are generally quieter than hot weekend afternoons. Outside summer extended stays and swimming are less comfortable. On hot weekends arrive early because informal parking fills.

What is the water like?

The water is still freshwater and generally calm, with temperature changing through the season and warmest from June to August. Entry is natural and uneven over gravel and earth, with grass behind the banks. Swimming is unsupervised and at your own risk, so enter carefully, stay within personal limits, and use late morning to late afternoon for the warmest water.