Lost in thoughts of open green spaces? Then \u00d3hegy park is for you.
\u00d3hegy park is K\u0151b\u00e1nya’s largest sports and leisure park. K\u0151b\u00e1nya is district X in Budapest. The park’s size rivals the Sportliget. Sportliget is in \u00dajhegy. You can forget you are in Hungary’s largest city here in \u00d3hegy park.
\u00d3hegy park is not just a park with trees. It features small coniferous sections. A giant sequoia stands on the park’s eastern side. The large meadow in the center hides the surrounding houses. This lets you peacefully enjoy nature.
The Magyar Mad\u00e1rtani and Term\u00e9szetv\u00e9delmi Egyes\u00fclet created a bird-friendly garden. Informational boards detail local bird species and habitats. Grassy areas are ideal for picnics and yoga. Badminton is also a great choice.
Asphalt paths wind through \u00d3hegy park. A bike path crosses the park connecting \u00d3hegy Street and Szl\u00e1vik Street. Zebra crossings enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety. Numerous bins and benches dot the landscape. There are also selective dog waste collectors. The entire park welcomes dogs on leashes. Two dog runs exist. A smaller enclosed area and a larger partially enclosed area spans 1.5 hectares. It has an agility park, a dog-friendly fountain, and covered benches. Misting gates offer relief in summer heat in \u00d3hegy park.
Children will be happy. Three playgrounds sit under the trees. Kids can practice traffic rules in the KRESZ park. It even has a covered bike storage area with benches. Toilets near D\u00e9r Street are open daily from 8 AM to 8 PM.
\u00d3hegy park offers many sports options. Some await renovation with plans underway. A 1400-meter running track surrounds the park. It follows the asphalt paths. The path winds through sun and shade. It rises and falls for varied running. The path is lit. There are bins along the way. You can find toilets and drinking fountains too.
Near the streetball court are two ping pong tables. Another table sits by the KRESZ park. Next to the ping pong tables is an asphalt soccer field. It is surrounded by a high sports fence. Another soccer field is near the multi-functional ball court.
\u00d3hegy park has a multi-functional ball court. Here, you can play basketball and soccer. It features metal goals and gridded backboards. A fitness park with several stations is near the playground. Benches, bins, and a drinking fountain enhance comfort. Fitness equipment sits on a rubber surface.
You can reach \u00d3hegy park via K\u0151\u00e9r Street, D\u00e9r Street, Szl\u00e1vy Street, and \u00d3hegy Street in K\u0151b\u00e1nya. Take buses 95 or 195. Get off at the \u00d3hegy stop. Bike paths lead here for easy cycling. You can park in the streets around \u00d3hegy park. The K\u0151b\u00e1nyai Sportliget is also nearby.
The K\u0151b\u00e1nyai Municipality is renovating \u00d3hegy park. The 15-hectare park will be completely renewed in two years. Unique play and sports elements will be added. The park will be a unique space for families. The design considers residents’ needs. Sports areas are far from residential buildings.
The first phase includes two playgrounds. One is for children under 7. It features a climbing house, swings, and a sandbox. The second playground is for kids aged 7-14. It features a unique play tower. Parents can relax at seating areas with tables and drinking fountains. Wheelchair-accessible furniture is also available.
Sports options will be expanded. A parkour course and soccer field will be added. There will be a skate park, ping-pong tables, and a Teqball table. A bike repair station will also be installed. The running track will remain open during construction. The dog run will also stay open.