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Auf dem Westkamp Playground

Public playground with a sporty touch in the Wankum district.

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On Auf dem Westkamp in the Wankum district, the municipality of Wachtendonk operates a public playground. The site combines classic play equipment with additional facilities for ball sports.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground run by the municipality of Wachtendonk
District
Wankum
Address
Auf dem Westkamp, 47669 Wachtendonk-Wankum
Access
Open to the public
Play equipment
Climbing tower, slide, horizontal bar, swings, spring rider, spinning ring
Ball sports
Basketball hoop, table tennis table
Notable
Additional facilities for ball sports

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing, Swinging, Spinning

A climbing tower with a slide forms the centrepiece of the classic play area. It is complemented by a horizontal bar and a spinning ring. There are two swings for swinging — one of them designed for toddlers — plus a spring rider. The mix therefore covers both the youngest visitors and older children.

Ball Sports on Site

Beyond the play equipment, the site offers facilities for ball sports. A basketball hoop invites a few shots, while a table tennis table is ready for a quick match. Like the rest of the playground, both are open to the public.

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Address

Auf dem Westkamp
47669 Wachtendonk

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