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The municipality offers numerous playgrounds that provide children of all ages with a safe, varied, and natural place to play.
Forest Playground “Großer Berg” – Information for Visitors The Großer Berg forest playground is a public playground run by the municipality and is located in a natural setting on Großer Berg. It is aimed at families with children, kindergartens, school classes, as well as visitors looking for a quiet place to spend time in the forest. General Information Name: Forest Playground Großer Berg Type: Public forest playground Location: Großer Berg, municipal area Access: Freely accessible, no admission fee Target group: Children, families, groups, excursion visitors Facilities and Play Equipment The Großer Berg forest playground offers a wide range of play and activity options: Climbing and balancing equipment made of wood Slides and swings Sand and natural play areas Seating for adults Open spaces for playing and running around Most of the equipment is made from natural materials and blends into the forest environment. Surroundings and Use The playground is located in the forest and offers: Shade from trees, especially in summer A quiet atmosphere away from road traffic Opportunities for walks and short hikes The forest playground is also suitable for: Outdoor children’s birthday parties Family outings Educational trips by schools and daycare centers Safety and Rules Use is at your own responsibility Parents and supervisors are responsible for children Open fires are not permitted Please take litter with you or dispose of it in designated containers Dogs, if permitted, must be kept on a leash Maintenance and Upkeep The Großer Berg forest playground is regularly inspected and maintained by the municipality to ensure safety and cleanliness. Damage or soiling can be reported to the municipal administration. Water Playground “Kleiner Hügel” – Information for Visitors The Kleiner Hügel water playground is a public play and experience area run by the municipality. It offers children the opportunity to experiment with water in a playful way, cool off on warm days, and actively experience nature. General Information Name: Water Playground Kleiner Hügel Type: Public water playground Location: Kleiner Hügel, municipal area Access: Freely accessible, no admission fee Target group: Children, families, groups Facilities and Play Equipment The Kleiner Hügel water playground features water-based play and learning facilities: Water channels and retention basins Hand pumps and water courses Mud and sand play areas Play and balancing opportunities around the water area Seating for accompanying persons The facilities are designed to be child-friendly and promote creativity, motor skills, and cooperative play. Use and Season The water playground is usable depending on weather and season Operation is generally possible during the warmer months In cool temperatures or during maintenance work, water operation may be restricted Safety and Information Use is at your own responsibility Children may only use the water playground under adult supervision Non-slip shoes are recommended Not drinking water – the water is intended exclusively for play Open fires are not permitted Surroundings and Stay The Kleiner Hügel water playground is located in a natural environment and offers: Open areas for playing and resting Shaded areas nearby Opportunities for short stays and family outings Maintenance and Upkeep The Kleiner Hügel water playground is regularly cleaned, inspected, and technically maintained by the municipality. Notices of defects or soiling can be reported to the municipal administration. General Requirements for Our Municipal Playgrounds 1. Equipment and Variety The playgrounds are equipped with a variety of facilities to promote movement, creativity, and social interaction: Classic elements: swings, slides, climbing frames, and sandboxes. Age groups: special areas for toddlers and preschool children. Older children: movement courses, balancing equipment, and rope courses. Nature playgrounds: areas with wooden bridges, hills, water, and sand areas. 2. Safety and Accessibility The municipality ensures the highest standards of safety and maintenance: Safety: all play equipment is regularly inspected and maintained. Accessibility: playgrounds are barrier-free, some with tactile and inclusive play equipment. Maintenance: regular upkeep of green areas, paths, and seating areas. 3. Special Features Themed playgrounds: for example pirate, forest, or adventure playgrounds. Fitness: movement courses or outdoor fitness equipment for older children and adolescents. Families: picnic and recreation areas for families. 4. Information for Parents Opening hours: generally accessible daily. Duty of supervision: lies with parents or accompanying persons. Rule: dogs are prohibited in play areas for additional safety. 5. Online Information and Planning Interactive map: an interactive map on the municipal portal shows all playgrounds, their equipment, and the target age groups. Feedback: questions or suggestions can be submitted online by arranging an appointment for consultation or feedback. Link: [View all playgrounds on the map]