Jezero Lhota

What a lovely lake, surrounded by nature. Delicious food and drinks available also in the area. Looking forward to spending many summer days here.

Decently clean water in comparison with other check lakes. It is ver close to Prague so during high season can get extremely crowded. Luckily there usually enough space.During lower season it gets emptier and thus more relaxing. There are many places to eat and snack the usual check snacks (sausages cheese...)

Superb place. Half an hour from Prague. There is no public transportation available to this place. Plenty of space to park. 100 krones the parking cost. Arriving in the afternoon can be a bit problematic to find a parking spot. They have a nudist part. It wasn't hard for us to find a place near the water with shadow and not too many people. The water is clean and had a pleasant temperature. There are bins to throw your trash. If you can't swimm, be careful, because the deep part starts nearby.

Beautiful lake to swim and have a good time. The closest thing to a beach" that I’ve seen in the Czech Republic. Only like 30 min away from Prague."

A very beautiful lake for Czech Republic. Facilities are all closed on a raining day on a Saturday.

The very nice sandy beach with children's section, plenty of space and reasonable prices make this lake a perfect place to be in hot summer days.There could be more refreshment stalls, or better distribution.

Very nice lake surrounded by pine trees. There’s parking for 100czk. I don’t understand why the entrance fee to the lake varies depending on where you enter… it can be 50czk or 100czk. There’s places to buy food and drink surrounding the lake, paddle board rentals too. One new bar/restaurant is very beach and has a nice beach vibe, it’s called Na Brehu. It’s a lake with sand, the smell of pine trees is divine, and the water is clean and has a nice green blue colour. On weekends or hot days it can be unbearably crowded. There’s kids activities and beach toys (zip line, park). There’s a nudist section too. All in all a great experience to get away from the city and have a nice swim.

Nice lake, clean water, kids loved it. On days with good weather you need to pay an entrance fee. Which is 60 Czech crowns for adults and 40 for kids between 6 and 15. If the weather is variable nobody is sitting at the entrance and you can just enter for free or if you go before 09u00-09u30 or after 16u30-17u30 you can normally also enter for free.

Beatiful lake with clear water and various facilities: kids playground (quite old), bars with food (czech classics) and parking (parking fee @ 90 czk).The place is great for swimming even for kids because of the gradual entry to the water. Boats and jet skis are not allowed.Entry fee is 60 czk per adultThere is a nudist areaStuff was very unfriendly but fortunately there is very limited interaction with them.It is possible to do picnics but no BBQ

Nice environment, near to Prague, large car park with shade from the trees, clean and lukewarm water, sand on the bottom and on the shore, possibility to buy refreshments for reasonable price, pine trees giving enough protection from the sun, might be rather crowded on hot sunny days..