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Spielplatz Blumenviertel Kempen

Family playground in Kempen's "Blumenviertel" with a slide tower, swings and a large lawn – surrounded by trees in a quiet residential area.

The Blumenviertel playground sits in the middle of a residential area in Kempen and invites families with children to romp around. Between the slide tower, swings and a large lawn, children and parents alike find room to play and linger.

At a Glance

Location
Lilienstraße/Kamperlings in the "Blumenviertel" of Kempen
Play equipment
Slide tower with a large red slide, swing frame, tyre swings on a wooden frame, further wooden play equipment
Surface
Sandy areas for digging
Green space
Large lawn for playing and sitting
Surroundings
Surrounded by trees, in the middle of a residential area
For whom
Families with children

Equipment

At the centre stands a slide tower with a large red slide. There is also a swing frame and tyre swings on a wooden frame, plus further wooden play equipment for children to try out.

Sandy areas invite children to dig, while the large lawn offers room to play and sit. This gives children and parents alike space side by side.

Location

The playground is located on Lilienstraße near Kamperlings in the so-called "Blumenviertel" of Kempen – a residential area whose streets are named after flowers, including Lilienstraße. It lies quietly among the houses and is surrounded by trees.

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Address

47906 Kempen

Hours

So: 00:00–24:00

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