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BonBon-Land: Denmark’s Whimsical Amusement Wonderland

A legendary amusement park in Holmegaard where Danish humor, quirky candy-themed rides, and light-hearted fun create a uniquely memorable experience for all ages.

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BonBon-Land, nestled in Holmegaard, South Zealand, is Denmark’s most playful and irreverent amusement park. Known for its quirky candy-themed rides, silly mascots, and family-friendly atmosphere, it invites visitors into a world where fun is the undisputed ruler. Open seasonally, it has become a rite of passage for Danish families and a magnet for curious travelers eager to experience its unfiltered sense of humor and offbeat charm.

A brief summary to Masnedø Fort

  • 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

  • Arrive early to enjoy gentler queues and choose your starting rides strategically.
  • Outside food is permitted, so pack a picnic to enjoy in the park’s shaded areas.
  • Don’t miss the park’s signature candies in the gift shop; many are exclusive to BonBon-Land.
  • Bring swimwear for kids—splash zones and water rides can leave you joyfully soaked in summer.
  • Download the park map in advance as on-site WiFi is patchy and mobile data can be limited.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    Buses from central Næstved, a major South Zealand hub, connect regularly to Holmegaard, with stops near the distinctive entrance gates of BonBon-Land. The ride typically takes 25–35 minutes, with single adult tickets averaging 30–40 DKK. Clear park signage is visible from the bus stop, and a paved pathway guides visitors straight to the main entrance.

  • Taxi

    A taxi from downtown Næstved provides a convenient option, covering the short rural stretch to BonBon-Land in about 15 minutes. Taxi fares usually range from 160–220 DKK each way, with drop-off lanes close to the ticketing plaza.

  • Driving & Parking

    Arriving by car from South Zealand’s main roads, visitors will notice the park’s iconic mascot statues welcoming them well before the entrance. Parking is plentiful in dedicated lots right outside, with fees averaging 60–80 DKK per day. During weekends and peak summer days, spaces closest to the entrance can fill quickly, so arriving earlier helps secure a spot.

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BonBon-Land is unlike any other amusement park you’ll encounter, a riot of color and hilarity that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Founded in 1992 by a local confectionery company, it quickly captured Danish hearts with its playful disregard for theme park conventions and its spirit of all-ages mischief. Sitting in the gently rolling landscape of Holmegaard just outside Næstved, the park’s winding paths lead to more than 60 wild rides and attractions, from the legendarily bizarre 'Dog Fart Roller Coaster' to interactive water rides, spinning tea cups, and delightfully odd animatronic scenes. Statues of cheeky mascots like “Henry the Farting Dog” and “The Crazy Turtle” are photo favorites, setting the lighthearted tone. Families come for the freedom to laugh loud and let loose. BonBon-Land celebrates the silly side of life, where toilet humor reigns and candied sweets spill from every corner—a direct reference to the park’s roots in the cheeky BonBon candy brand. The park’s compact layout is a breeze to navigate, and queues are typically more relaxed than Europe's major resorts. A full day can easily slip by exploring themed zones like Beaver Land, Pirate Land, and Cowboy Land, each dotted with playgrounds, splash zones, and picnic areas. Dining highlights quirky Danish treats and classic fun-park fare, from family-friendly eateries to sweet kiosks offering BonBon candies and themed ice creams. Accessibility is strong, with sturdy paths, plentiful restrooms, and generous family spaces. While BonBon-Land is best known to Danish families, it’s become a cult-favorite destination for international visitors craving something uniquely local, offbeat, and joyfully idiosyncratic. In summer, fervent crowds descend for themed events and splash-filled afternoons, but there’s plenty of space to relax on quieter days. Though it may seem outrageous, BonBon-Land is a surprisingly authentic slice of Danish culture: a place where laughter, imagination, and quirk take priority, and no one—young or old—is afraid to giggle.

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