Our favorite playgrounds in Trentino? Here they are! Well-designed, well-organized, and above all, fun—all outdoors and easy to get to.
Muse Park
The large park spans five hectares around the Science Museum. Very well maintained, it offers a variety of attractions. A vast green space features slides, swings, a cable car, and plenty of paths to explore by bike or on rollerblades. There is an area with waterways and numerous footbridges, benches, and shaded areas where visitors can rest. The biotope, located across from the tropical greenhouse, is home to over 80 species of aquatic and marsh plants, and its appearance changes with the seasons.
Outside the Muse, there is a garden with sound installations and an educational vegetable garden. Our story about Albere Park and the biotope.
Melta Park
Located north of the city of Trento, it is one of the most popular destinations for families: 110,000 square meters spread across multiple levels, with walkways, bridges, and little paths just waiting to be explored, as well as several play areas. All the information about Melta Park.
Mattarello Park
Ten minutes from the city of Trento, in the village of Mattarello, there is a large green space with a very shady playground. It also features a stream, a small pond, and an art trail with stone statues. There are spacious lawns, benches, a basketball court, and restrooms.
Garniga Terme Park
It’s about a half-hour drive from Trento or, alternatively, a 20-minute drive from Viote del Bondone. This playground isn’t just home to swings, slides, and ropes—it also features a mini climbing wall and a small pond. Simple yet well-maintained and quite impressive, it’s well worth an afternoon of relaxation! Garniga Park is so beautiful!
Viote Playground
The high-altitude playgrounds are beautiful, and we really liked the one at Le Viote, on Monte Bondone, from the very first time we discovered it! Nestled in a large green space, it features various play structures made from natural materials. All the information about the Viote playground!
Tre Castagni Park in Pergine
Just outside the historic center of Pergine Valsugana lies a vast 10-hectare green space featuring several playgrounds for children, expansive lawns, a plant maze, walking trails, and sculptures. Find out everything about Tre Castagni Park.
Montagnaga on the Piné Plateau
A well-maintained, shaded area featuring various wooden play structures and natural materials. The park is dominated by a tall tower where children can climb—either on the net or using the classic handholds—and then slide down the fun slide or the two steel tubes. There’s a very cute little house, also made of wood, which features its own mini-slide, swings for older and very young children, and spring-loaded play equipment. The Playground and the Sanctuary of Montagnaga. 
Playground in Palù del Fersina
Located right next to the Mineralogical Museum in Palù del Fersina, in the Mocheni Valley, is a lovely playground. Recently renovated, it’s sure to be a hit with kids, who can try out the extra-long slide (one of the largest in Trentino). It’s a great spot for a snack break and some relaxation with a view of the Lagorai Mountains. It’s also the starting point for a visit tothe Unterstol Sosta Cavalli farmstay. 
Playground in Pieve Tesino
A large, fenced-in green area in the Pieve Tesino sports complex with various play structures for children. The main attraction is undoubtedly the large wooden structure where children can climb, cross wobbly bridges, and slide down the tube at full speed. There are swings, single and double seesaws, swinging baskets, and plenty of space to run around freely and safely. All the details on the new park in Pieve Tesino.
Vallombrosa Park in Fiera di Primiero
The Vallombrosa Park in Fiera di Primiero has been renamed “Parco delle Leggende” (Park of Legends). Inside, there are three themed trails that draw on the defining elements of well-known folk legends. The “Guane” village features water play areas and flowers; the “Caza Beatrich” village offers sounds, logs, and unique installations; and finally, the recently inaugurated village dedicated to “Mazaròl,” an educational facility with areas designed for families and children. The park is well-organized, and there is a “Punto Bimbo” playhouse with a changing table. Our account of the Park of Legends.
Plank Park in San Martino di Castrozza
The otter-themed playground in San Martino di Castrozza is a very nice place to take your children, with lots of new attractions. The playground is located on the flat area between Via Laghetto and Plank Lake, a picturesque artificial body of water used for sport fishing and surrounded by a trail that’s perfect for an easy stroll, even with a stroller.The playground featuresplay castles with slides, swings, climbing nets, spring rockers, and the always-fun zip line. Read about our experience here!
Giocabosco in Capriana
It is a themed playground filled with attractions, all set in the woods, with a large meadow (Pra’ del Manz) right in front of it where you can play, run, and have a picnic. You can choose the character who will guide you on this adventure or try your luck on the “wheel of fortune,” which, with a spin, will assign a character to the “player.” There’s Pinocchio’s whale, Alice’s hall of distorting mirrors, Captain Hook’s ship/slide, and lots of other cute attractions where wood takes center stage! What an adventure at Giocabosco.
Playground in Moena
At the entrance to the town of Moena in Val di Fassa, along Strada de Port de Mur, there’s a beautiful, sunny playground. It’s unlike any we’ve seen so far: it’s built on three levels with wooden play structures and designed for children of different ages. We’ll tell you all about it here!
Comano Thermal Baths Park
The beautiful 14-hectare park at the Comano Thermal Baths, with its many attractions. A sensory trail with eleven stations ( featuring many different materials: pebbles, tree bark, larger rocks, logs, and flowing water). Nearby is a lovely little pond with various fish. For children, there’s a fantastic playground witha huge castle to explore, featuring both regular and spiral slides, a few swings, and a large structure with lots of intertwined ropes to climb on. Discover the Comano Thermal Baths Park.
Boniprati Park in the Chiese Valley
A few kilometers above the town of Pieve di Bono, at an elevation of just over 1,000 meters, lies this large park where trees reign supreme. There are various play structures for children: ropes to climb, slides, towers, swings, and a pond with blooming water lilies, which blends beautifully with the nearby wetland —a place you can easily explore on a leisurely walk. How beautiful the Boniprati Plateau and its park are.
Park at Lake Roncone
In Roncone, in addition to the famous lake, there’s a beautiful playground with a castle featuring a slide, a zip line, a climbing net, colorful tunnels to hide in, swings, and so on and so forth… There are plenty of attractions that let you spend a day of fun and relaxation: inflatable water toys and a water polo court just a few meters from the shore, as well as canoes and pedal boats for rent. Fun for everyone at Lake Roncone.
San Leonardo Lakes in Vermiglio
In Vermiglio, in the upper Val di Sole, there’s a very special playground: wide open green spaces with three small lakes, a large castle with a slide, wooden logs carved into dragon sculptures, a large sandbox, and a water play area with a drill, dams, and pools. What a blast at the Vermiglio ponds!
Playground in San Bernardo di Rabbi
Next to the ffantastic Kneipp trail in Val di Rabbi, built below the village of San Bernardo, a wonderful playground awaits you. The highlight is undoubtedly the little lake with the raft—or rather, two rafts! Kids will love hopping from one side to the other! Even the classic playground equipment has been carefully selected: made of wood, functional, and featuring decidedly whimsical shapes. An awesome playground in Val d’Rabbi!
Sarnacli Mountain Park in Andalo
A beautiful family-friendly park awaits you on the Paganella Plateau in Andalo: the Sarnacli Mountain Park is located in Plan dei Sarnacli. You’ll be welcomed by a large wooden arch marking the start of the trail. There are 13 stations where children can have fun discovering, through play, the unique features and interesting facts about this area: the animals that live here, the imposing mountains towering overhead, hiking trails to explore, and the scents and colors of our wonderful Brenta Dolomites. Discovery and adventure at the Sarnacli Mountain Park.
Parco delle Funi in Coredo
Nestled among the trees, just a stone’s throw from the center of Coredo in Val di Non, is a lovely playground. It features many play stations all centered around a common theme: ropes. Spiderwebs and nests to climb create a fun course for everyone. What a surprise the Coredo playground is!
Palù Park in Lavarone
About two kilometers from Lake Lavarone is a large green space with a spacious lawn accessible via a long green slide. Here you’ll find tube slides and plenty of other playground equipment: swings, seesaws, spring-loaded toys, and even a swing that’s accessible to children in wheelchairs. There’s also a small pond with fish and a well-stocked snack bar with a beautiful sandbox. Discover Palù Park.
Braidon Park in Terlago
Nestled in the greenery, this lovely playground is perfect for spending a peaceful afternoon while the kids have fun playing on the equipment and riding a fantastic looping bike track with jumps, curves, and a banked turn—fun for kids, but also popular with adults and teens. There’s also a small balance course and a beach volleyball court. Info here: Terlago: nestled in the greenery of Braidon Park
There’s more than just playgrounds in Trentino…
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