A shady park in the northern area of Utrechet, you'll find this place a bit run down compared to…read moremost parks in Netherlands. Even though there was lots of graffiti all over everything, the artwork here was pretty cool looking. In this park they have a nice canal that runs through the middle of it, couple of people were in boats going around. Also you'll find a skate park, a restaurant and some funky looking sculptures in the grassy area to the north. Great open areas for playing sports and plenty of spots to sit on a bench and enjoy the canal area. Even though the park is a little bit run down, it was still pleasant to walk through and check out.

Best park I even visited !!! Even it is a rainy day but…read morethere are indoor area We have so much fun And adults have fun too This place is very special Kids from 2 to 12 will all enjoy it !!! I highly recommend people come

The largest playground in Europe! We weren't allowed to go to amusement parks when we were young…read more(My parents insisted they were trashy. I never agreed until I actually went to one as an adult), but we were allowed to go the Linnaeushof, and by our early teens we were riding our bikes 30 minutes to go hang out here. The Linnaeushof has equipment for kids of all ages, ranging from a simple play area for toddlers, to go-karts, an indoor playground, huge slides, a small waterpark, and really cool chairlifts that took you for a ride across the lake, which you could also explore by paddle boat! At the heart of the playground stands a restaurant, though perhaps snackbar would be a better term. Basic french fries, kroketten, etc., and ice cream. Nothing special, but it's perfect for kids parties and long playground days.

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.

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.

This park is a favorite in my family and I've listed some info on our favorite attractions and…read moreactivities: The traffic garden: Most Dutch kids have memories of a "traffic garden". This is where kids learn traffic rules and how to maneuver through realistic-looking traffic obstacles. Basically, you grab a paddle go kart, called a skelter in Dutch, and make your way around a miniature traffic park. And who says it's only fun for kids? The house in the hill: This indoor playground is made to look like grandma and grandpa's home and uses the child's imagination of it's fantastic play potential. It has secret passageways, crazy bathroom parties, trampolines, and more. This definitely is the ultimate indoor playground. Swan boats: There's something about sitting in a plastic swan and floating on a lake with good company. Our favorite game was to race the other swans on the lake. Word of warning: this activity can be exhausting for those paddling. Children can spend an entire day at this park and still feel the need to return for more. Activities/rides: swan paddle boats, many indoor and outdoor play grounds, splash ride, train ride, outdoor pool, boat ride, go-kart traffic garden, zoo, raft ride, walking gardens, gnome forest, merry-go-round, zip line, and I'm sure more.

We love this play park, but it's definitely over priced! The child and adult entry fee are the…read moresame, which just seems wrong. Having said that, this giant playground is perfect for little ones! The kids can enjoy : - A train ride - Swan boats - Petting animals - Slides - Swings - A water ride - An air swing - A jump balloon and many other fun things!

A big park in Haarlem that has many uses. There are walking and biking paths, wide open spaces for…read moreball playing, exercising, sun bathing, picnicking, etc. There is even a place that has deer that you can go visit. Sometimes they will come right up to you. The park also hosts many festivals throughout the year including Bevrijdingspop and the Houtfestival.

I didn't knew of its existence. I was completely mesmerized by the deers in the Park, there were…read morealso other animals like: donkey, horses, peacocks, roosters, ducks, ships but I only had eyes for the Bambi Such a pretty place to have a walk and admire the pretty deers. I only got to see them from outside the fence but starting November you can visit them more closely. One day in Haarlem must include this place!