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Spielplatz an der Kleinbahn

Public playground run by the municipality of Wachtendonk on An der Kleinbahn, featuring a cable car, climbing tower with slide, several swings and a sand area.

The playground An der Kleinbahn is a public recreational area run by the municipality of Wachtendonk. It is open to all visitors and offers equipment for a range of ages, from toddlers to older children.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground of the municipality of Wachtendonk
Address
An der Kleinbahn, 47669 Wachtendonk
Access
Open to the public
For toddlers
Toddler swing and sand area
Climbing & riding
Cable ride, climbing tower with slide
Swinging & digging
Swing, nest swing, seesaw, sandbox, sand digger

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing and Riding

The climbing structure on the grounds is built as a tower and connected to a slide, so going up and coming back down form a single loop. There is also a cable ride that lets children glide a stretch across the site. Both pieces of equipment are aimed at children who are already steady on their feet.

Swinging and Digging

Two classic swings are available: one standard swing and one designed for toddlers. Rounding out the offering are a nest swing, which has room for several children at once, and a seesaw. Anyone who would rather stay in the sand will find a sandbox and a sand digger for moving sand from one spot to another.

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Address

47669 Wachtendonk

Hours

So: 00:00–24:00

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