Krogaspe: Golf, Dickmoor and Village History

Krogaspe combines a distinctive golf offering with rural landscapes and a historic trace of the Ochsenweg. At Krogasper Teich, in Dickmoor and through the village’s history, you’ll find a range of themes for your stay: water, nature, activity and local heritage.

Krogaspe Golf Park: 27 Holes and Courses

Krogaspe Golf Park has 27 holes: a 9-hole short course and an 18-hole course with par 73. Beginners and experienced players alike are welcome, even without prior experience or a golf qualification. The courses are tailored to different skill levels and include individual coaching, group options and golf proficiency courses. The golf park is said to be one of only three public golf courses in Germany; this number may change over time.

The driving range is free to use, and loaner clubs are available free of charge in the clubhouse. Non-golfers are also welcome at the golf park’s restaurant; it can be reached by car, on foot or by bicycle. Parking is available for cars and bicycles. Course offerings, terms of use and dining options may change, so please check these details before your visit.

Pond, Hedgerow Landscape and Dickmoor

Krogasper Teich has an unstaffed outdoor swimming area with showers and toilets. Krogaspe also has three fishing lakes for sport fishing. Several cycling routes pass through the village. As route alignments can change, it is worth checking the current route before setting out.

The hedgerow landscape and Dickmoor invite you to go for a walk. Dickmoor is home to peat mosses and birch groves; rare birds may also be spotted there. For those who want to spend time outdoors, the focus here differs from that of the golf course: the emphasis is on landscape and nature observation rather than course layout and course format.

Village Scenery and the History of the Ochsenweg

A preserved thatched farmhouse is a prominent feature of the village scenery. Another historical trace is the Ossenweg, which preserves the local connection to the historic Ochsenweg. Large herds once travelled south along this important cattle drive toward the Elbe, stopping at a local inn.

There is also a restaurant on the outskirts of Krogaspe, associated with a fishing lake and a smokehouse. If you’d like to include it in your plans, check in advance whether it is currently open and serving food. The historic Ochsenweg and rural dining add insights into local history and food culture to the range of landscape and leisure activities.

The Wider Region: Rendsburg-Eckernförde

The wider Rendsburg-Eckernförde travel destination offers additional nature and cycling attractions across the district. Rendsburg-Eckernförde district has 55 kilometres of Baltic Sea coastline and a 1,000-kilometre network of signposted cycling routes. Four nature parks are located in the district; the 180-kilometre Nature Park Hiking Trail passes through all four. These details offer a regional perspective alongside Krogaspe’s specific attractions and landscapes.

When looking for accommodation in Krogaspe, you can first weigh up different holiday priorities: the golf course and its courses offer a different way to spend the day than walks through the hedgerow landscape or Dickmoor. Choose according to which of these activities you want to shape your stay.

Discover more destinations: Gettorf, Gammelby, Waabs, Schönhorst, Bendorf, Dätgen, Molfsee, Flintbek.

To the wider travel overview: Rendsburg-Eckernförde.