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Gebrüder-Funcken-Straße Playground

Public playground with facilities for younger children in the Wankum district.

Free

The playground on Gebrüder-Funcken-Straße is a public recreational area run by the municipality of Wachtendonk in the Wankum district. It is open to all visitors and offers equipment for toddlers as well as for older children.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground of the municipality of Wachtendonk
District
Wankum
Address
Gebrüder-Funcken-Straße, 47669 Wachtendonk-Wankum
Access
Open to the public
For toddlers
Play ship and play table
Climbing and sliding
Combination play structure with slide, climbing wall and fireman's pole
Swing
Nest swing

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing, Sliding, Swinging

The centrepiece of the site is a combination play structure that brings several types of movement together in one unit. Children climb up via the climbing wall and come back down either on the slide or the fireman's pole. A nest swing rounds out the offering, with room for several children at once.

Equipment for the Youngest Visitors

Younger children have their own area with equipment suited to them. A toddler play ship invites them to climb aboard and act out their own stories, while a toddler play table gives them a place to sit and busy their hands. Both pieces are scaled to the size and abilities of small children.

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Address

Gebrüder-Funcken-Straße
47669 Wachtendonk

Hours

So: 00:00–24:00

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