A lake of about 33 ha in beech forest near Łobez, with a bathing area, a campsite and fishing.
Karwowo is a small lake in Łobez municipality, surrounded by beech forest. It covers about 33.3 ha, and on its eastern shore there is a bathing area with a jetty, shelters, a fire pit, a forest car park and a campsite.
The lake is 1.1 km long and up to 4.2 m deep, with an average depth of 3.5 m. It lies about 500 metres from the Rega River and less than a kilometre from the buildings of the village of Karwowo. The lake is surrounded by beech forest.
On the eastern shore there is a bathing area with a jetty, roofed shelters, a fire pit, a forest car park and a campsite. A blue cycling route 12.7 km long, laid out from Przyborze, leads to the shores of the lake.
Numerous footbridges for anglers stand on the shore. The lake is home to tench, pike, perch, roach, carp and eel, and it belongs to fishing district no. 12 in the Rega catchment. Karwowo lies in a quiet zone, and the use of petrol- or diesel-powered craft on its waters is prohibited.
Closest to the lake is the Church of Our Lady of Częstochowa in the village of Karwowo, about 1.5 km from the shore. A few kilometres further on is Lake Głębokie.
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