The park covers a vast area of approximately 3.7 hectares integrated into the natural forest terrain.
It utilizes the hilly landscape to feature multiple long 'roller slides' that use metal rollers to allow children to slide down slopes.
The facility includes an 'Animal Friendship Plaza' where children can observe and interact with goats and sheep.
The park’s miniature train line features a tunnel that cuts through the forested hillside.
A dedicated outdoor stage and central plaza area are frequently used for community events and seasonal children's festivals.
Children's Forest Wanpaku Land is a large-scale outdoor recreation facility situated in the foothills of Mount Hakone in Odawara. The park features an extensive collection of physical activity structures, including large slides, rope bridges, and wooden jungle gyms scattered across a wooded hillside. It includes the Wanpaku Train, a miniature railway that transports visitors through the park's topography. There are interactive zones where children can engage with small domestic animals and ride ponies. A dedicated water-play area, known as 'Water Playground,' is available for seasonal cooling. The site incorporates several grassy meadows designed for picnics and family gatherings. Walking paths throughout the facility take advantage of the natural terrain and forest setting. The park is managed by the Odawara City Municipal Association.
The elevated observation deck near the top of the park provides a panoramic view of the Sagami Bay coastline.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe sneakers as the park involves significant walking on unpaved or steep wooden paths.
Bring a change of clothes if visiting during warm weather, as the water play areas are highly engaging for younger children.
Check the park map upon arrival to prioritize routes, as the terrain is steep and covers a wide vertical range.
Attempting to traverse the entire park with a standard stroller, as the steep inclines and stairs are difficult to navigate.
Closed on Mondays. If a public holiday falls on a Monday, the park remains open and closes on the following Tuesday instead.
Supervision of children is required at all play structures; pets are generally prohibited in the main play areas.
