It is the open-air pool of Weinheim, owned by the local sports' club and subsidized by the town…read more The renovation, completed not even two years ago, was badly needed and came almost too late. It is open in summer only. It is situated towards Gorxheim, surrounded by woods, on a fairly large aerial, with football (soccer) places attached. The Grundelbach, a little brook that flows from Gorxheim through Weinheim, feeds the pools. There are two main pools, one for swimmers, one for non-swimmers, and a little wading pool for tiny tots. Sprawling lawns for sunbathing, volleyball or badminton fields, and a little shop for drinks and snacks complete the scenery. The pools are lined with metal which looks cool even if the water is not (there is a heating system). Unfortunately, the renovations did away with the diving platform and the extra wide slide into the non-swimmers' is not an adequate replacement. Parking right in front is at a premium, but a short walk up into the forest leads to another well-shaded parking lot. As an alternative, the bus stop is right in front.

A really enjoyable experience, this "Erlebnisbad" offers a great deal for swimmers, sun, sauna and…read morejacuzzi lovers, all day and "just for an hour" swimmers. The wave machine is an half-hourly fun-time, swim and sun-bathe outside, use the slides or diving boards too if you dare! Safety is important and life guards are there in abundance, the water is clean, not overpoweringly chlorinated, changing and showering facilities plentiful and clean, hair dryers free to use even. Public transport connection is good and plenty of free parking too.

I went there several times with my son in the 80's and so convenient to go by bus. I checked it…read moreout (I miss Frankfurt) on the internet and WOW it still looks amazing . I miss a lot about Frankfurt. We had lots of German friends that helped us experience locations we would have never visited without them. Sadly 2 of our closest German friends (Heinz and Horst their first names) passed recently. If you travel to Frankfurt please visit Rebstockbad and any Volksmarches because then you will see how wonderful Germany is...the people and the food!!

A super local outdoor pool, with a kids pool, several non swimmers pools and several pools for…read morethose wanting to do laps. Other reviews outline the offerings. Even on a hot day in the middle summer the pool wasn't crowded. Very nice, clean, well maintained.

Gorgeous pool with a long water slide. The cafe serves beer and tasty food. This really is a great…read moreplace to swim. A must see for someone from the states because we so rarely have pools with as much open space, grass, and varieties of swimming pools as this.