Beautiful green space in Amsterdam just a 1/2 block from our hotel, where people can get away from…read morecityscape to nature, on foot, on their bikes, with their dogs. We saw an extensive wooden play structure with rope bridges, ladders, high and low structures, at least 200 feet long! Our daughters would've loved playing on it! Walking paths everywhere, lots of bodies of water with ducks, grassy areas for picnicking and playing frisbee and flying kites!

A visit to the largest city park in Amsterdam is a must. You can walk, run, ride a bike and more…read more We enjoyed our stroll around the park and ended it with a drink at 't Blauwe Theehuis which is located in the middle of it.

Fantastic Park for little kids!…read more This park is great! We visited Amsterdam with our 7 year old son, and we saw a lot of history and culture. It was good to go to Amstelpark on a warm day and do all the little kid things. We biked to and through the park. We splashed in the big wadding pool, rode the small train through the park, tried to go to the petting zoo but it closes at 3pm (but we still saw some animals), my son played in the playgrounds, and rode on the little rides. He was so happy. (I would say 7 or 8 years old would be the oldest ages that would really enjoy this. Ideal for 3-6 year olds).

Absolutely beautiful park in the south corner of Amsterdam. Plenty of things to do for the kids as…read morewell as the adults. The zoo section is super fun alpacas, ponies, wombats and more. The year round jungle gym is great for the active ones too In the summer the kids park opens up where they have bumper cars, remote control boats, and lots of other fun things to play with.

Nice neighborhood park for jogging and children play. There is a stroller path for walking around…read morethe large open grassy area. Walk to the foot bridge over the pond of water. Fee paid toilets and a coffee bar to get a refreshing beverage. This is a great place to get out in the fresh air.

Sarphatipark is a medium-size park in De Pijp. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this park, but…read moreit might be a nice place to stop and rest. A few ponds and some benches. A thick wall of trees shuts out the rest of the world.

What an incredible park to have nearby for locals, and us visitors alike. We stayed 3 days at Hotel…read moreArena which opens right into the park. It was a gorgeous sight to start our day with each morning. My husband jogged around early in the day and enjoyed the peace. The kids loved the large grassy areas to frolick in, the ponds to bird watch, the playground by the hotel, the splashpad, skatepark, and especially the turfed soccer arena. It was also nice to do at multiple cafes to sit for a drink or app.

Great playgrounds- one a wooden structure set for younger kids and another modern flowing bridge…read morestructure plus wide swings for older kiddos. Drinking fountain access and portable toilets too. Beautiful running and bike paths pass lovely water ponds.

An amazing park in the very outskirts of Amsterdam. It's mostly shoreline and bike path circling a…read morehuge water area. There are wild highlander cows here, which could kill you, so be careful. Also a large area for Gay cruising called Nieuwe Meer. It is identified on the signs when you enter the park. This is an area cordoned off by the government where it is legal for men to seek "physical relationships" with other men. In the summer, nude sunbathing is plus about this area too.

It doesn't matter your age this place will instantly put a smile on your face! They have little…read morevending machines you can put coins in to get dry kibble like food and you can feed any animal on the farm. The animals look so happy and are so social! We got to interact with goats, pigs, and a cow! If you go inside to the cafe area you can buy milk bottles to bottle feed all of the animals. We started with one bottle each and quickly realized we had to buy more. The female employee was so nice and because we kept getting bottles she even gave a small discount. The amount of endorphins that I had while here I could never count. It was a truly beautiful and magical experience to be able to love on and bottle feed all of these incredible animals. They have a nice cafe inside with locally sourced food. The menu is in Dutch and when the woman working noticed we were struggling to read it she was so kind and brought us an English menu. She ensured the whole time we were at the cafe that we were welcomed and comfortable! The lunch was AMAZING. All the food taste like grandmas home cooking and you can tell the whole family really cares about their business and animals. If I lived in Amsterdam I'm not joking we would probably be here every weekend! Go give some animals some cuddles!

My wife and I loved this place! You can freely enter one of the pens with baby goats, and for just…read more€1.50 you can get a tiny bottle to feed them. You can also pet the other animals (adult goats, horse, small cow). There was a seesaw that we enjoyed (adults need to play too!), and we ate some ice cream made from goat's milk. The staff were present, friendly, and open to answer any questions. All the signs are only in Dutch, so be sure to have either Google Translate or a dictionary with you if you don't speak the language.

What do Amsterdam Parks mean to you? For me it's a place where I get inspired. Where I reflect on…read moremy experiences in Amsterdam and explore more of nature. It's a therapeutic excursion of self discovery in nature. I really enjoy retreating in the park with a blanket, book, and picnic basket on a sunny day. Parks were formed in Amsterdam to make sure that people in the city had access to some of the most beautiful greenery spaces on earth. Beatrixpark is a place for leisure and pleasure. It's a nice local park with beautiful lakes and open green spaces. The best way to get there is from Rai Station. Beatrixpark is a hidden treasure, so just walk towards the Rai Congress Centre and behind the canal you will spot the park.

Nice park in the South…read more I have been here several times for everything from running, a picnic and just a walk. It is a very nice park with something for all. Whether your walking your dog, playing with the kids, walking or running through, or just need to sit and chill by a lake or among the greenery. Easily accessed and plenty of room to enjoy the day.