Mjøsparken offers activities for visitors of all ages: a basket ball court, a large skating facility, a playground with a zipline, and a lovely beach which must be experienced. The park also has a petanque court and a beautiful sensory garden. Or perhaps you would prefer a stroll along the Mjøspromenade, or maybe board the passenger ship Skibladner – the world’s oldest paddle steamer still in timetabled service?
Along the main road E6 a resting area has been constructed between Mjøsparken and the freeway. The resting area is designed as a hill, named “Sukkertoppen” which can be translated as “The sugar mound”, and provides a great vantage point to Mjøsparken and the surrounding area.
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When in full bloom, the sensory garden looks and smells lovely. This truly is a beautiful place to enjoy the sun and the lake Mjøsa.
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From the park area of Mjøsparken and towards the north along the shore of Mjøsa, a new promenade has been established. The promenade is great for walks as well as for bicycle rides.
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The indoor swimming facility Mjøsbadet is situated a stone’s throw from Mjøsparken.
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For almost 100 years, the area which now has been transformed into the beautiful Mjøsparken was an industrial site. In 1916, the first sawmill was established on the lakeside plot.
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