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The vacation complex is located approx. 1.3 km from Bad Zwischenahner Meer on a spacious, quiet area on Wiefelsteder Straße and is an ideal starting point for hiking or cycling tours. There are more than 380 km of signposted cycle paths and more than 60 km of footpaths. The Zwischenahner Meer with its various marinas can be reached on foot within *contact info removed* minutes.
Bad Zwischenahn is the largest municipality in the Ammerland region and is becoming increasingly popular due to the wide range of recreational and leisure activities on offer. There are restaurants, cafés, stores, a swimming pool and a golf course in the immediate vicinity. The city of Oldenburg can be reached in approx. 15 minutes by car. Enjoy a shopping tour through Bad Zwischenahn, even on Sundays. Especially in May, when the rhododendrons are in bloom, the beauty of this area unfolds.
There is a very good gastronomic offer for guests on site, which increases further towards the city center. In addition to a casino (Jagdhaus Aiden), there is also the so-called Rododendron Park for nature lovers. The municipality of Bad Zwischenahn (Low German: Twüschenahn) is located in the south-east of the district of Ammerland and borders on the neighboring municipalities of Wiefelstede (to the north-east), Edewecht (to the south), the town of Oldenburg (to the south-east) and the district town of Westerstede (to the north-west). Today, the municipality is divided into 18 Bauerschaften and has around 28,000 inhabitants. It is the most populous municipality in the district of Ammerland. The main town and administrative center is Bad Zwischenahn.
The heart of the municipality is the Zwischenahner Meer. With an area of 540 hectares, it is the third largest inland body of water in Lower Saxony after the Steinhuder Meer and the Dümmer. With an average water depth of 3.3 meters, it reaches a maximum depth of 6 meters above a layer of digested mud of the same thickness. The Zwischenahner Meer was created by the collapse of an underlying salt dome.
The municipality of Bad Zwischenahn is located in the North Oldenburg-East Frisian Geest region. While wet meadows can be found in the lowlands (valleys), arable land has been cultivated on the sandy ridges since the early Middle Ages. In order to restore nutrients to the soil, which had been depleted by monocereal cultivation, so-called plaggen was cut out of the humus-rich grassland and, enriched with animal excrement, spread on the arable land as plaggen fertilizer. In this way, the geest ridges became plaggen-fertilized marsh. Over the course of time, the application of plaggen significantly increased the surface area of the marshes. The valley floors are often flooded, which is due to the clay below the Ammerländer Geest.
The Eschfluren were originally divided into longitudinal strips for cultivation and surrounded by hedgerows for protection. The old villages of the municipality of Bad Zwischenahn developed along their edges. Later (around 1800), newer expansion areas of these villages were added, recognizable by the ending -feld(e). Finally, the ending -fehn in Petersfehn points to its origins as a moorland colony, which developed in the middle of the 19th century.
The Leda-Jümme lowlands south of the Ammerländer Geest consist mainly of moorland. The large moors of Ekerner Moor, Speckener Moor and Kayhauser Moor, which belong to the municipality of Bad Zwischenahn, are part of the Vehnemoor as northern foothills. Thanks to the moorland areas, Bad Zwischenahn was able to profit economically from the extraction of peat and was later developed into a state-approved moorland spa.
Today, the landscape is characterized by the tree nurseries found throughout the Ammerland, which find excellent conditions in this area, especially due to the coastal climate (high humidity, mild winters). Rhododendrons in particular, fleshy-leaved hardwoods from the rainy regions of the Himalayas, find the moist air they need to grow here. Arable land (including tree nurseries and horticultural businesses) accounts for around 23% of the municipality's area.
Around 35% of the municipal area is used as pastureland or meadows. These areas include in particular the cultivated areas of the former raised bogs. A good 10% of the municipal area is covered by forests and copses. The largest contiguous forest area is the Wold near Bloh. It is approx. 250 hectares in size and offers the "Woldsee" quarry pond, a popular natural swimming area in summer.

Coming from Bremen or Emden, you can reach us by car via the A28. Take the exit "Bad Zwischenahner Meer". Follow the signs to "Bad Zwischenahn" and you will find us after approx. 2.2 kilometers. The Residenz am kleinen Meer is located on the left-hand side of the road. You will recognize it by the planted wall.
Alternatively, you can easily reach us by train to the "Bad Zwischenahn" stop. From there, take line 350 in the direction of Oldenburg to the Aschhauserfeld stop. The Residenz am kleinen Meer is only a few minutes' walk away.
When you arrive at the complex, you will find our houses on the right-hand side and plenty of parking spaces. Standing in the parking lot with a view of the houses, they are arranged as follows.
The front house on the right contains the following apartments:
Windbreaker (door to the lake side)
Sturmfrei (door to the parking lot side)
Himmelsträumer (door to the carport side)
The front house on the left comprises the following apartments:
Waldspaziergang (door to the lake side)
Naturwunder (door to the parking lot side)
Pedelec (door to the carport side)
The house in the center of the complex contains the following apartments:
Set sail (door to the lake side)
Nebelgruß (door to the parking lot side)
Wellenreiter (door to the carport side)
The rearmost house comprises the following apartments:
Set the sea of lights (door to the lake side)
Sonnenglut (door to the parking lot side)
Please pay attention to the signs directly at the houses and our site plan. This can also be found in the parking lot.