Folkeparken's playground
At the town hall in Odder, the city's splendid new public park is being constructed. However, some parts of the park are already completed and ready for use. This notably includes Odder's finest playground, where kids can spend a long time playing with magnificent, locally-inspired play equipment.
The new playground at the Odder Coast
Folkeparken is a new park centrally located in Odder, inviting both play and relaxation for all ages. The park's iconic playground pays tribute to the local cultural history and the significant role that agriculture has played in the town's development.
Perhaps the most striking feature is the large windmill, serving as a play tower with a big slide. From the windmill, you can transport flour (sand) to the local bakery, designed as a charming playhouse. Additionally, there's a fish market where children can pretend to be fishmongers, referencing Odderkysten's fishing heritage.
The playground also includes a swing set, hammocks, and balance equipment.
About Folkeparken
Folkeparken is a new city park that has been developed around Odder Town Hall, located in the area between Rådhusgade, Aabygade, and Nørregade. Newly laid paths guide visitors through the park and connect its many features, including a multi-sports court, an outdoor kitchen, and a large picnic shelter.
Folkeparken is a green oasis for both locals and tourists, just a few steps away from the town’s pedestrian shopping street. It is designed to be an integrated part of urban life, offering space for both relaxation and passage through the city.
More playgrounds in Kystlandet
The Folkeparken playground is crafted by Monstrum, the same designers behind the playgrounds at the Industrial Museum and FÆNGSLET in Horsens.
On this page, you can find suggestions for more playgrounds in Kystlandet.
Other activities in Odder
Folkeparken is situated near the city center, offering plenty of activities, dining options, and shops in close proximity.
On this page, you can get inspiration for experiences in Odder.
Last updated on May 23, 2025 by Casper Terkelsen