With its campsite, lido and restaurant, Lake Türlersee offers a wonderful nature experience between Zurich and Zug - ideal for families and nature lovers.

Lake Türlersee - your oasis of relaxation between Zurich and Zug.
The idyllic Türlersee is a versatile leisure destination. The unspoilt lake is nestled in rolling hills and offers a perfect retreat from everyday life with its clear water and pristine surroundings.

The family-friendly campsite is located directly on the lakeshore and has pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes. Modern sanitary facilities with hot showers provide the necessary comfort. Most of the pitches are without electricity. Camping Türlersee is a campsite in the middle of a nature reserve.
For families, the site offers a children's playground and plenty of space to run around. You can spend relaxing evenings at the cozy barbecue areas. A small kiosk provides you with the essentials for your daily needs.

The lido impresses with its spacious sunbathing lawn and direct access to the lake. There is a shallow water zone for children. In the high season, trained lifeguards ensure the safety of bathers.

The restaurant has a large terrace. The kitchen places great importance on fresh, local ingredients and aims to offer short waiting times even at busy times. It is a simple self-service restaurant. If you are looking for a restaurant with service, the Löwen in Hausen am Albis is only 5 minutes away from the Türlersee.

Opening hours: April to October
Parking spaces directly on the premises
Good public transport connections (post bus)
Barrier-free accessible facilities

Prices and reservations:
The current prices for camping, lido and special offers can be found on our website. In the high season, we recommend booking early for the campsite.

How to get there:
By car: 20 minutes from Zurich and Zug

By public transportation: Regular bus connections from Zurich Wiedikon and Zug.


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