Bobbolandia — Attraction in Grevenbroich

Bobbolandia is a gem of an outdoor playground and activity fun park. Just 30min by car from Cologne or Düsseldorf in rural Grevenbroich. Built 2015, everything has been maintained perfectly. Many attractions such as a giant slide, pedal cars, electric cars, a pirate boat, a fort, large water and air cushions, a small water park. Everything built with care from wood. It is a small park, yet this makes all the difference. The highlight, however, are the many huts and tables, most of them equipped with a bbq unit - and you are invited to bring your own food and drinks. Given the fact that in the small bistro, you can order only fries, sausage, frikandel and chicken nuggets, I would also recommend it. ) We had a fun day with our 4 year old and I think until the age of 8 this park might still offer enough diversity for your little ones. Entrance fee 8€ p.P., children below 1 year go for free. For a small fee, you can buy charcoal, rent carts and sand toys. Parking is free. Opens 1 to 7pm on weekdays and 10am to 7pm on public holidays...

Fantastic place for family and kids. There are lots of play items to explore according to their age. There are two different water games; one like a small boat where kids have to peddle with hands and second where the whole family can go on a wooden like boat. These were quite interesting. Also they have many tiny individual huts with grilling facility and dining area where you can rest or place your things.

Cons -‘First time’ visitors pack your stuffs, literally everything you can.. eatables are expensive. One cup of water is 1,50€. my daughter got a bruise they didn’t have any first aid kit. Only asking us to go and check...

The place is out of the way tucked away near power stations. The park isn't huge but generally reasonable price. The things for kids to do is good varying from young til old. The younger kids find their things mainly at the back ranging from a water park to a small play ground. There are also small trampolines also so plenty for small kids. The food is limited and drinks are expensive. For a small glass of water it's 1.50. Staff are friendly. There's small rafts for kids but water is deep so be careful if your child can't swim. There's spots to BBQ and if you forget coal or starting things they sell at the Imbiss newt...