Seepark Zülpich, Lake recreation park in Zülpich, Germany.

Seepark Zülpich is a 20-hectare paid recreation park on the former site of the 2014 Landesgartenschau in Zülpich. It is divided into two areas and includes a permanent international show-garden exhibition, a lake stage, a lake beach with sandy shore, a pirate climbing ship, an aqua park, a giant trampoline cushion, giant swings, a water playground, adventure golf, boat rental and a Flying Fox park with rope slides reaching up to 40 km/h.

The park occupies the grounds of the Landesgartenschau Zülpich 2014, a state garden show. After the show the site closed for rebuilding and reopened permanently on 28 March 2015; it is run by Seepark Zülpich gGmbH. Unlike at comparable garden shows, the model gardens were kept as a permanent exhibition.

The park hosts recurring large events, among them the bouncy-castle festival "Jump im Park", the Beachzauber festival, a kite festival, the "Leuchtende Gärten" and beach-culture concerts. The Schaugärten survived as a permanent supra-regional showcase of model gardens, unlike at most other Landesgartenschau sites.

The park is subject to an entrance fee and reopened on 28 March 2015 after conversion work following the 2014 State Garden Show. It lies on the Wallgraben and is divided into two sections; the historic old town with its four medieval town gates and largely intact town wall is nearby but was not part of the show grounds.

The Flying Fox park is the only climbing and zip-line park of its kind in the Cologne–Bonn–Aachen triangle. Riders reach up to 40 km/h as they cross the water sports lake and the park grounds.