Natural Playground Norway 2026

Join us for an immersive weekend at Natural Playground, Norway 2026! 🌍✨

Event Details:

• Dates: September 11–13, 2026
• Location: Engelsåsen Gård, Jonsvatnet, Trondheim, Norway
• Organizer: Friluftsakademiet
• Language: English
• Registration Deadline: August 1

Fee:

€250 - Includes:

• Outdoor accommodation 🏕️
• Meals 🍽️
• Course fee 📚
• Transport from the local bus stop 🚍
• Course certificate 🎓

Course Highlights:

• Practical Learning: Hands-on methods for building natural playgrounds in the forest!
• Workshops: An opportunity to share knowledge and learn from fellow participants. 🛠️

Please note: Minimum of 10 participants required.

Accommodation:

• Outdoor Camping: Enjoy our safe and peaceful forest area. Tents and hammocks available for rent at no extra cost! 🏕️
• Indoor Accommodation: Simple rooms and cabins available for an additional fee. 🛌

Transport Options:

• By Plane: Fly to Trondheim Airport, Værnes (TRD) and take a bus to Ranheim Fabrikker E6, approx. 25 mins. Transport provided to the course location (10 mins). ✈️
• By Train: Arrive at Trondheim Central Station and catch Bus number 10 to Sæterbakken, approx. 20 mins. Shuttle included to the course location (10 mins). 🚆

Program Overview:

Friday, September 11

• 20:00: Welcome and Dinner 🍽️

Saturday, September 12

• 08:00: Breakfast 🍳
• 09:00-12:00: Practical natural playground building 🌳
• 13:00-15:00: Continued building and participants’ workshops 🎉
• 19:00: Dinner 🍲

Sunday, September 13

• 08:00: Breakfast ☕
• 09:00-13:00: Continued building activities 🌲
• 13:00: Closing Lunch 🍴

What to Bring:

• Outdoor clothing suitable for the weather 🌦️
• Sleeping bag and mat 🛏️
• Tent or hammock if camping 🏕️
• Work gloves 🧤
• Water bottle 💧
• Headlamp 🔦

Contribution & Questions:

Want to lead a workshop or have inquiries? Email: naturlekeplassen@gmail.com

We warmly welcome participants from various countries and backgrounds to experience a transformative course in the enchanting Norwegian forests! 🌲

Kind forest regards,
Tor Egil and Heidi
Friluftsakademiet