Freizeitbad Azur — Attraction in Ramstein-Miesenbach

This facility is clean, bright, cheerful, and with plenty of room for activities for children and adults alike. Indoor year-round highlights include a dedicated young children's area with a wading pool and slide, a larger deeper children's pool and indoor waterslide, and a standard lap swimming pool, and a sauna area downstairs.

Also indoors is a snack bar, a large changing and locker room area, plentiful showers and toilets, and even a diaper changing room near the little kids area. A door inside leads to the heated outside pool which is open year round and is warm enough to keep you comfortable even in the winter months. It is really fun to swim in the heated pool with snow all around you!

Of course there are unheated outside pools, too, only open during the summer season. There is a large lap swimming area, a shallower non-swimmer area with a large waterslide and a fountain to play under, and a separate diving pool with a diving board and two fixed diving platforms. The tallest one is for brave souls!

Outdoor facilities include a large grass lawn with beach volleyball, table tennis, a playground, and a shallow pool for young children. There is a separate outdoor changing and locker area, as well as restrooms and showers. Definitely this is the place to go to beat the summer heat!

You can pay per hour for either 1 or 3 hour time periods, or entire day passes. In the summer the 3 hour pass is automatically an entire day pass. Prices are very reasonable and you can get family discount tickets. There are many fitness and swimming programs for people of all ages...

Parking: yes, though it fills up quickly Hours: Opened at 10am on Tuesday when I went Cost: 5.50€ for 1 adult on the weekday Payment type: cash or credit Bathrooms: yes Showers: yes Pool Extras: a slide, mushroom fountain, kiddie pool, indoor pool option, spa Pool Size: medium Seating: large grassy areas to set up in, bring your own chairs and such Food Allowed: yes Food/Drinks Provided: yes (open at different times of the day) Dogs: no

large grassy areas and you can bring your own chairs, blankets, snacks, drinks etc and have a nice setup, get there early if you want to pick a spot in the shade my friend even said they had a food truck one day which is a nice option the ticket gets you in and out 1 time - you cannot leave to go somewhere and come back, it isn't a day pass (found this out when I went to go get my chair from my car), bring everything you need in when you enter! there is some seating near the pool, but it's nothing like in America where you have all these individual chairs surrounding the pool - just a couple nooks with wooden benches to sit on, I would definitely bring a blanket or chair to sit on in the grassy area

No complaints about this pool other than it probably gets super busy on the weekends and when the kids are...

I've lived here for 6 years and yesterday was my first time there. I drop my kids and their friends off there all the time but I've never gone myself. I CANNOT believe I hadn't been sooner. I had the most amazing day!! It was not overcrowded and it is super cheap!!! A family of 4 can have an amazing, fun day for under €20. There are 4 pools (although the indoor one is closed due to COVID), a sand volleyball area, a little basketball goal, a food station, alcohol drink station and an ice cream/sweets station. What I particularly love is all of the space to lay out and picnic. Yes you can bring your own stuff!! Ice chests are welcome so bring your own drinks, food and snacks. The ONLY negative I have is that the water in the pools are freezing. I get that we haven't had a "normal" hot summer so the pools haven't had a chance to warm up. But my daughter said that the pools always feel like that no matter when she's ever gone. We muscled through it though because it was worth it. We...