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Strandvænget Park og Naturlegeplads

Sensory-rich nature playground with farm animals, accessible pathways, and beach access on Denmark's Great Belt.

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A sprawling 16-hectare nature playground and park in Nyborg, Denmark, offering sensory experiences for all ages. The site combines diverse play equipment, a small animal farm with ponies, goats, rabbits, chickens and ducks, over 4 km of accessible pathways, and direct access to a child-friendly beach overlooking the Great Belt strait. Ideal for families seeking outdoor adventure and nature immersion.

A brief summary to Strandvænget Park og naturlegeplads

  • Strandvænget 1, Nyborg, 5800, DK
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  • Duration: 2 to 5 hours
  • Free
  • Environment icon Outdoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Visit in late spring or early summer when flowers are in full bloom and weather is warmest, but arrive early on weekends to secure parking and avoid crowds.
  • Bring a picnic or use the grilling facilities to make a full day of it; the park is designed for extended stays with multiple activity zones.
  • Wear appropriate footwear for exploring the varied terrain; while pathways are accessible, the landscape includes natural elements and uneven surfaces.
  • Hand-feed the goats and ponies with food available on-site; this interactive experience is a highlight for young children and creates lasting memories.
  • Plan time for both playground activities and beach exploration; the direct beach access is perfect for cooling off after active play.
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Getting There

  • Car

    From central Nyborg, drive toward the waterfront district following signs for Strandvænget. The journey takes approximately 10–15 minutes depending on starting point. Free parking is available directly at the park entrance. The address is Strandvænget 1, 5800 Nyborg. GPS coordinates: 55.3455028, 10.7993537.

  • Bicycle

    Nyborg has good cycling infrastructure. From the town centre, follow local cycle routes toward the waterfront and Strandvænget Park, approximately 2–4 km depending on your starting point. The journey takes 10–20 minutes. Bike parking facilities are available at the park.

  • Public Transport and Walking

    Nyborg railway station is the main transport hub. From the station, local buses serve the waterfront area, or you can walk approximately 1.5–2 km to the park, taking 20–25 minutes. The walk follows established routes through town toward the water. Check local bus schedules for current service times and frequencies.

  • Walking from Nyborg Town Centre

    The park is accessible on foot from central Nyborg. The walk to Strandvænget takes approximately 20–30 minutes depending on your exact starting point. Follow directional signs toward the waterfront and Great Belt. The route is straightforward and passes through residential and commercial areas before reaching the park.

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A Multisensory Playground by the Water

Strandvænget Park og Naturlegeplads is a 16-hectare haven designed to engage all the senses. The sprawling landscape combines carefully curated play equipment with natural environments, creating an immersive outdoor experience for children and families. The park's varied terrain features flower beds, shrubs, tree plantings, and seasonal blooms that change throughout the year, offering visual interest across every season. The location sits directly adjacent to the Great Belt strait, providing stunning water views and a connection to Denmark's maritime landscape.

Play Equipment and Physical Challenges

The playground features balance beams and climbing frames that encourage physical development and confidence-building. Children can navigate challenging climbing structures, test their balance, and explore movement in ways that develop coordination and strength. The equipment is thoughtfully distributed across the park to encourage exploration and discovery, with different stations suited to various age groups and abilities. The sensory-focused design means children engage not just physically but through sight, sound, and touch as they move through different zones.

Animal Encounters and Farm Experience

One of the park's defining features is its small farm area, home to ponies, goats, rabbits, chickens, and ducks. Visitors are invited to interact with these friendly animals, hand-feeding the goats and ponies in a hands-on learning experience. This direct contact with farm animals creates memorable moments and teaches children about animal care and natural ecosystems in an informal, engaging way. The animal areas are integrated naturally into the park's layout, allowing visitors to move seamlessly between play zones and animal encounters.

Accessibility and Inclusive Design

The park prioritizes accessibility with over 4 kilometres of wheelchair-friendly pathways that wind through the entire site. These well-maintained routes ensure that visitors of all mobility levels can explore the park independently. Direct access to a child-friendly beach means families can easily transition from playground activities to water-based recreation. The thoughtful infrastructure includes picnic areas, tables and benches, and grilling facilities, making it practical for extended family visits.

Seasonal Charm and Outdoor Amenities

The park's varied plantings—including perennials, bulbs, summer flowers, shrubs, and trees—create a dynamic landscape that shifts with the seasons. Spring brings flowering bulbs and fresh growth, summer offers lush greenery and blooming flowers, autumn displays warm colours, and winter reveals the park's structural bones. Grilling areas and picnic spots allow families to prepare meals outdoors, while the open views across the Great Belt provide a scenic backdrop for any visit. The combination of natural beauty, recreational facilities, and water access makes Strandvænget a destination that rewards multiple visits throughout the year.

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