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Heideweg Playground

Public playground with well-rounded standard equipment in the Wankum district.

Free

The Heideweg playground is located in the Wankum district and is operated by the municipality of Wachtendonk as a public recreational area. It is freely accessible and offers equipment for older children as well as for the very youngest.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground of the municipality of Wachtendonk
District
Wankum
Address
Heideweg, 47669 Wachtendonk-Wankum
Access
Publicly accessible
For toddlers
Dedicated toddler swing and sandpit
Equipment
Climbing tower, slide, swings (1 regular, 1 for toddlers), seesaw, roundabout, spring rider, sandpit

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing and Sliding

A climbing tower forms the centrepiece of the grounds. Anyone who makes it to the top can come back down via the attached slide. Climbing and sliding thus combine into a circuit that children can start over again and again.

Swinging, Spinning and Digging

Two swing seats are available: one in the regular design and one built for toddlers. Alongside them, a seesaw, a roundabout and a spring rider invite rocking and spinning. For those who prefer things calmer, the sandpit offers room to dig and build — and it, too, is suitable for the youngest visitors.

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Address

Heideweg
47669 Wachtendonk

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