AlpKultur Lenkerseeli play area

Playground

The playground in the form of a replica of an alp with an old alpine hut and great playground equipment ensures varied hours outdoors and also offers smaller children a lot of fun.

• Tyrolienne
• rope suspension bridge
• water table
• slide
• sensory path
• hedge maze
• Climbing Mikado
• wheelchair seesaw
• play model zip line
• chimes
• crawl tube
• swings etc.

Strubeli train

Another attraction is the Strubeli Bähnli, which takes a steam or electric locomotive on its rounds around the playground. The 400-metre-long railway line starts at the station next to the kiosk and delights not only young guests and their families, but also all railway fans. The train runs daily from the beginning of May to the end of October from 10.00 to 11.45 and from 13.00 to 17.00, every 15 minutes, weather permitting.

Two rounds cost CHF 2.00, a multi-ride ticket for 11 rides costs CHF 20.00.

Lenkerseeli

For those who want to stretch their legs, we recommend a stroll to the Lenkerseeli. This idyllic little lake is small enough to get all the way around on a short walk. Benches invite you to linger and recharge your batteries.

Picnic

There are several barbecue areas available, fitted out with firewood, tables, benches and parasols, all of which can be used for free. For those who haven’t packed any refreshments, the Lenkersee kiosk can supply sausages and bakery products.

Kiosk and snack bar

At the kiosk, you can buy drinks, ice creams, sweet treats from the in-house cake shop, sweets and biscuits or small snacks, such as a croque monsieur. The kiosk is always open when the weather is fine – at weekends in April and daily from 10.00 to 17.00 hours from 1 May to the end of October.

Operating hours for the kiosk and Strubeli steam railway

Daily from early May to late October 2024
Restrictions depending on weather conditions

Subject to change without prior notice

Travel from Spiez with the regional train to Zweisimmen and change there in the direction of Lenk im Simmental. At the Lenk train station, bus No. 283 takes you to Lenk Neufeld (camping). From there you can easily walk to the Lenkerseeli (lake).