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Park am Dorfbach

Public leisure area with playground, kick-about pitch and fitness trail in the Wankum district.

Free

Park am Dorfbach is a public recreational area run by the municipality of Wachtendonk, located in the Wankum district. The grounds are open to everyone and combine play equipment for children with facilities for sport and relaxation, bringing different generations together in one place.

At a Glance

Type
Public recreational area of the municipality of Wachtendonk with a playground
District
Wankum
Address
Bröhlstraße 2, 47669 Wachtendonk-Wankum
Access
Open to the public
Play equipment
Climbing spider, climbing bridge, climbing cube, TIPI carousel, chime spinning bowl, visual chime disc
Sport & relaxation
Soccer pitch, fitness trail with exercise course, sports box, loungers
Nearby
Barbecue hut

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Play Equipment for Children

Several structures are set up for climbing: a climbing spider, a climbing bridge and a climbing cube. Those who prefer to spin will find the TIPI carousel elsewhere on the grounds. Two chime installations round things off — a spinning bowl and a visual chime disc.

Sport & Relaxation

A soccer pitch sits alongside the play area. A fitness trail with an exercise course and a sports box is there for anyone who wants to get moving, while loungers invite visitors to rest. A barbecue hut can be found nearby.

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Address

Bröhlstraße 2
47669 Wachtendonk

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