• Staffed on weekdays only, and the toilets, changing table, playhouse and loan toys are open only while staff are on site
• Small indoor playroom in the playhouse with toys and board games, with room for six kids plus parents; it closes 10am to 12pm twice a week for parent groups
• Picnic tables for packed lunches, and the playground is wheelchair accessible, smoke-free and closed to dogs

A fenced, staffed playground inside Ørstedsparken, said to be Copenhagen's second-oldest public playground (from 1890). It is built mostly for younger kids: sandbox, play tower, climbing frame, swings, slide and a mini soccer field, plus table tennis, foosball, hockey and basketball. While staff are on site, kids can borrow balls, chalk, stilts, bikes and moon cars, and join activities around the campfire spot.