Playgrounds

Frederiksdalsvej 23, 2830 Virum

The Green Playground is accessible for people with disabilities.

The playground is covered with asphalt and has a bike road with traffic lights installed, where children are able to learn the basic traffic rules. The playground also has a soccer field and a basketball court with lights. You will also find traditional playground equipment such as a sand box and swings. Bring your own bike, kickboard or basketball to the playground.

Picnic tables are available for use.

Parking

You can park at Frederiksdalsvej.

Lyngbygårdsvej 37-39, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby

The Sports Playground is a versatile playground with a great range of sports activities such as soccer, basketball, roller hockey and petanque.

Picnic tables and a barbeque are available for use nearby.

Sennepsmarken 17, 2830 Virum

The Forest Playground is a small playground located in the public park at Virumgårds Grønning. The playground consists of a bird´s nest swing and is surrounded by balance stumps at different heights. The playground is also decorated with various hand-carved wooden figures portraying forest animals.

Ulrikkenborg Allé 12, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby

At the Pipers Park you will find a natural playground with bird´s nest swing, a sandbox and a slide. You will also find a balance course that challenges the children´s motor skills. The balance course is decorated with wooden figures. The playground also has a soccer field as well as a sledding hill during winter.

Picnic tables are available for use.

Lindevangen 12, 2830 Virum

A classic playground for children of all ages. The playground has a large sandy area with swings and smaller playground equipment.

In addition, the playground has an asphalt track for ball games and hockey, a soccer field as well as a biking range around the playground. The children can also go exploring with their fishing nets by a small lake.   

Nybrovej 401, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby

The playground at Sophienholm Park is quite different and imaginative. It has playground equipment carved in wood which is inspired by the poem about the gold horns by Adam Oehlenschläger. The children can rock wooden trunks that resemble the gold horns as well as using them as a balance court. The children can also climb on another wooden sculpture shaped like an open book with letters falling out. 

The playground is distributed around the park where the children can explore the princess tower, the cave and a playhouse.