Tega no Oka Park

Flow of the course

About this spot

This is the wooden adventure playground that Tega no Oka Park is known for, built into the slope of a copse. Structures of rope and logs are scattered through the trees, and because there is plenty of shade, it is relatively comfortable to move around even in midsummer. The range of difficulty means elementary schoolers can take on a real challenge while smaller children play at an easy pace on the lower structures. Getting your body moving before entering the water makes the time at the Jabujabu Pond feel even better. Being able to go straight from working up a sweat to water play is what makes this park so easy to use.

Tips

The play structures are wooden and become slippery after rain, so take care. There are many mosquitoes in the woods, so insect repellent makes the visit more comfortable. Take on the course in sturdy sneakers and prepare separate shoes for water play to keep things smooth. In summer, do not push too hard and take frequent breaks in the shade.

Best time to visit

About 50 minutes. The early afternoon, with plenty of shade, is an easy time to move around

Access & map

〒270-1453 千葉県柏市片山２７５