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Schabrockerweg Playground

Public playground with an adjacent kick-about pitch in the Gelinter district.

Free

The Schabrockerweg playground is a public play area run by the municipality of Wachtendonk in the district of Gelinter. It is located on Schabrockerweg and is freely accessible; the Schabrockerweg soccer pitch adjoins the site directly.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground of the municipality of Wachtendonk
District
Wachtendonk-Gelinter
Address
Schabrockerweg, 47669 Wachtendonk-Gelinter
Access
open to the public
Play equipment
climbing frame, toddler-scale climbing tower, slide, swing, spring rider, merry-go-round, sandpit
Ball sports
soccer goals, directly adjoining soccer pitch
Of note
the Schabrockerweg soccer pitch adjoins the site directly

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing, Swinging, Digging

For climbing there is a climbing frame as well as a climbing tower built to toddler scale, which offers a suitable height for younger children too. From the frame, a slide leads back down to the ground. A swing and a spring rider keep things in motion, and a merry-go-round adds a turn. For quieter moments, the sandpit offers space for digging.

Ball Games and the Soccer Pitch

Soccer goals are available at the playground, so a kickabout can be worked straight into a visit. Right next door, the Schabrockerweg soccer pitch adjoins the grounds directly. Play equipment and ball sports can therefore be combined without moving on to another location.

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Address

Schabrockerweg
47669 Wachtendonk

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