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Schlecker Weg Playground

Public playground with its own toddler area in the Wachtendonk district.

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The Schlecker Weg playground is a public recreational area run by the municipality of Wachtendonk, located in the Wachtendonk district. Alongside the main area with its climbing equipment, a separate toddler section adjoins it directly.

At a Glance

Type
Public playground of the municipality of Wachtendonk
District
Wachtendonk
Address
Schlecker Weg, 47669 Wachtendonk
Access
Publicly accessible
Highlight
Facilities for ball sports
Play equipment
Climbing net, climbing tower, trampoline, nest swing, seesaw swing
For toddlers
Directly adjoining toddler section

Things to do here

  • Climbing

Climbing, Swinging, Bouncing

The main area brings together several ways to get moving: anyone heading upward will find a climbing net and a climbing tower. For swinging there is a nest swing and a seesaw swing, plus a trampoline for those who prefer a bit of bounce.

Ball Sports

In addition to the play equipment, there are facilities for ball sports. A basketball hoop and a soccer goal are part of the setup, so the grounds also work for a round of shooting hoops or kicking a ball around.

Adjoining Toddler Section

A separate toddler section sits directly beside the main area. It features a mud play installation and a sand digger for playing with sand and water. Its own climbing tower with a slide rounds out what's on offer for the youngest visitors.

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Address

Schlecker Weg
47669 Wachtendonk

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