Mühlfeld (Ammersee)

Mühlfeld (Ammersee) is a small, pebble-launch spot on Ammersee with predominantly flat-lake riding conditions and a useful shallow standing area of roughly 50 meters for getting going. Providers specifically note that westerly/southwesterly winds are accelerated by a local jet effect, which helps shape the wind into a sideshore flow (often coming in from the left for SW conditions). This makes the location a practical choice for freeride and freestyle windsurfing, and it can also work for wingfoiling with extra caution. Access is tied to the Mühlfeld campsite, which is open from April to September. That means plan your session around the campsite opening hours, and expect that the launch is narrow and effectively within the campsite grounds. Facilities associated with the campsite include showers and toilets, and parking is available at/within the campsite area, though it may be limited during popular weather windows. Safety-wise, the spot’s shallow entry and pebble bottom mean beginners should take their time with foot-first entry and transitions, and foil riders should be deliberate about walking out past the standing zone before committing to deeper water. Swimmers/bathers are common in summer, and nearby trees/buildings can create turbulence and variable gusts—so it’s important to select a forecast where the wind is dialed in and to keep clear of bathers near launch. Water temperatures are cool even in summer (about 19°C reported from June to September; another provider notes a wider summer range up to low 20s). A wetsuit is therefore strongly recommended throughout the main season. Windsurfing is the core supported activity at this spot, and note that kitesurfing is prohibited on the entire lake by local administration—so kite plans should be avoided here.