The facility utilizes geothermal heat from the nearby Hohenfelden Reservoir region for its temperature control.
The architectural design incorporates natural stone and wood to blend with the surrounding Thuringian Forest landscape.
The complex houses a dedicated 'textile-free' sauna area which is standard practice in German wellness culture.
The site is located within a protected landscape area, limiting further industrial expansion in the immediate vicinity.
The water park features a 'lazy river' component that connects different sections of the outdoor pool area.
Avenida-Therme Hohenfelden is a spa and water park facility situated on the banks of the Hohenfelden Reservoir in Thuringia, Germany. The complex features a range of indoor and outdoor swimming pools, including thermal mineral water basins. It includes a multi-themed sauna landscape with several sauna variants, steam baths, and a cold-water plunge pool. The water park area caters to families with multiple slides and dedicated areas for children. Guests have access to an outdoor area with loungers and direct proximity to the reservoir's recreational space. The facility is powered by a nearby heating plant that utilizes regional wood chips for sustainable energy. It maintains a consistent water temperature in its indoor thermal pools throughout the year. The location is integrated into a larger leisure center that includes camping and outdoor sport facilities.
The viewing deck overlooking the Hohenfelden Reservoir during sunset.
Bring your own bathrobes and extra towels to avoid rental fees.
Check the sauna infusion schedule upon arrival, as these events are popular and can get crowded.
Visit on a weekday morning to secure a lounge chair near the thermal pool windows.
Do not attempt to wear outdoor street shoes into the pool changing areas; use the provided lockers.
The outdoor pools may operate on reduced availability during extreme winter weather conditions.
Sauna areas are strictly textile-free zones where swimwear is prohibited; use a large towel to cover all points of contact with wooden benches.