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.

Beautiful park near Haarlem Centraal station. Easy to walk or cycle through on your way or from the…read morestation. Grass and little ponds everywhere. Dogs love it! But they need to stay on the leash - or at least they should.

One of my favorite parks in Haarlem to stop by when the little tulips pop up. I love the simplicity…read moreand standard beauty of the park. Make sure to visit Haarlem yearly food festival in the summer. It's one of the best events to attend in Haarlem. Love the food, drinks, vibe and entertainment.

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!

Beautiful park to walk in. Nice way to see nature and to people watch. The floating tulips were…read morespectacular. Lots of neat corners/areas and things to see in the park.

A HUGE park!! I'm not sure if this is the proper name for the entire park area, but I think it's…read morelarger than the city of Amsterdam. At least three train stops are in or around it. This area is just the Zoud - South tip of it by the Halfweb (halfway) station. It is exactly halfway between Harleem and Amsterdam. Horse trails, lakes, fishing, sports areas and of course bike trails everywhere. Very beautiful. HIGHLIGHT is watching the planes (the few still flying) taking off and landing from Schipol. They aren't really close but enough to identify if you're a AV-Geek.

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!

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.

This park is beautiful! Some parts are by busy roads but it is very nice and quiet in the center…read more The only restrooms we found were porter potty's. Overall there was great wildlife and wonderful birdwatching. The fountain in the center was great too. Awesome place!

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.

If you are in this section of Amsterdam on a weekend during the summer you need to experience…read moreWesterpark. There is a lot to do here restaurants, picnic, jog, and people watch. The Het Schip (historic architecture) complex is a short 5 minute walk from the park.

Probably the best park in Amsterdam! Vondelpark is huge, but hey, no BBQ, and always full of…read moretourists smoking weed. Westerpark is a bit further from the city center which means only the very health-conscious and serious parkies come here. The park has a ton of dining options, my favorite being the ice cream shop. There are a few amazing coffee spots, and let's not forget -- Tony's headquarters are here! You could walk in and sample all the flavors for free! There is an amazing jogging trail around the park, and the 'garden center' to the west is a hidden gem. It's private property, though, and only open for limited hours during the summer. Other than that, the famous Rollende Keukens is organized at this park, as is the milkshake festival. Countless conferences. There's even a tv studio. Oh, and Ketelhuis is an amazing spot for some Dutch or European movies. So much to say about this amazing spot.