Adventure park Steinau an der Straße

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Summer toboggan run "Spessart-Flitzer"

The Steinau an der Strasse adventure park is a leisure park near Steinau an der Strasse in the Spessart Nature Park . On an area of ​​approx. 250,000 m², including a parking lot and animal paddocks, there are around 50 rides and play and fun equipment.

Agricultural Museum

The former zoo and botany park with exotic animals was originally built on an old estate. The Zwermann family bought it and traced it back to its traditional roots. The special significance of the donkey results from the historical donkey path located by the park, it once served as a trade connection between the Fulda area and the Main. The fairy tale chairs in the “Snow White Restaurant” - designed by a Steinau painter - are a reminder of the work of the Brothers Grimm in the town of Steinau on the German Fairy Tale Route .

The main attractions include the “Spessart-Flitzer” summer toboggan run and the petting zoo with local animals, the largest privately run agricultural museum in Hesse with insights into the way of life and work on a farm. On weekends and during the Hessian holiday periods, visitors up to the age of 12 can ride one of the ponies or donkeys.

In addition to the various dining facilities in the park, visitors can also use one of the picnic or barbecue areas to consume the food they have brought with them. The barbecue areas and barbecue huts can be reserved by telephone.

Attractions

  • maze
    "Froschkönig" mountain and valley railway
  • Gold washing plant "Erlis Gold Rush"
    Pony riding
  • "Froschkönig" mountain and valley railway
    Water bob nautic jet
  • "Goldesel" excavation site
    petting zoo
  • Climbing rock
  • 850 m long summer toboggan run "Spessart-Flitzer"
  • Bumper cars
  • Wellenflieger "The Lu (s) ftige Mushroom Flight"
  • "Albatros" train (elevated train you can step on yourself)
  • Slide paradise "Steinauer Luftikus" (40 m long)
  • Nautic jet
  • 2 Luna loops
  • Cable car (30 m long)
  • Giant trampoline facility (100 m²)
  • 12 m long tube curve slide
  • Parkbahn "Steinau-Express" (tour through the park)
  • Pit-pat facility ( mini golf on tables - also suitable for wheelchair users)
  • Draisinenbahn
  • Electric horse riding track
  • 2 "Komet" swings
  • "Butterfly" cable car
  • Giant jumping pillow (100 m²)
  • Wobbly barrel
  • Distorting mirror cabinet
  • petting zoo
  • Agricultural Museum
  • Covered play area with toddler trampoline and roller slide
  • "Vortex flowers"
  • Play area (covered)
  • Mini ferris wheel for self-pedaling
  • Motor skills and rope course "Klettermax"
  • Devil's wheel
  • Forest playground "Spessart robbers"
  • Picnic pavilions
  • 20 roofed barbecue huts

Attractions for the little ones

  • "Train ride through the Zwergental"
  • Toddler carousel
  • Children's playground with mini sand excavators,
  • Play tractors
  • Seesaws
  • Rock
  • Ball pool with 45,000 balls
  • Super small children's play area (with 16 play options)
  • Tree trunk rally "Fred Feuerstein"
  • Elephant & ladybug slide
  • Different rocker animals
  • Muddy place

Around the park

history

  • Until 1993 Steinauer-Freizeit-Tier-Botanik "Thalhof" with exotic animals
  • 1994 Opening of the Steinau adventure park
  • 1995 Commissioning of the summer toboggan run
  • 2000 Inauguration of the Agricultural Museum
  • 2004 10th anniversary, inauguration of the Albatrosbahn and slide paradise
  • 2005 daily fairy tale readings
  • 2010 Inauguration of the motor skills and rope course “Klettermax” and Teufelsrad

Infrastructure

  • 20 hectares of parkland in the countryside
  • 1,200 free parking spaces
  • 3 toilet facilities, 2 of which are handicapped accessible
  • 2 baby changing rooms
  • Dogs may be taken on the sidewalks if they are on a leash (taking them with them or purchasing a dog toilet).

Eat Drink

  • “Snow White” self-service restaurant with garden terrace
  • More than 20 free barbecue areas (by appointment)
  • Free picnic areas
  • 3 kiosks (2 of which are open on weekends and during the holidays)

Web links

Coordinates: 50 ° 17 ′ 45.8 ″  N , 9 ° 29 ′ 10 ″  E