It offers a wide selection of ice cream scoops and soft serve, making it an ideal stop for a refreshing break on warm summer days. Ice cream can also be enjoyed alongside a cup of coffee.
The Ice Cream Bar is owned by the same owners as Håndverkeren Kaffebrenneri, allowing guests to combine a meal from the café with dessert from the Ice Cream Bar.
Season open. Opens in May.
For opening hours, check out the website.
DNT Sandefjord can help you with membership and walking/hiking suggestions all over the country, with good advice.
DNT Sandefjord is for everybody that’s interested in walking/hiking – and with over 2.600 members it’s the biggest association in Sandefjord. The association have various offers and activities for its members. The goal is to get everybody, in every age group, outside and to be active. Besides taking care of offices, stores and cabins, SOTF also maintains 260 km of paths and holds approx. 300 tourist arrangements a year.
Become a member!
As a member of SOTF you’re automatically a member of The Norwegian tourist Association (DNT). The membership provides good deals and discounts on DNT cabins and arrangements, the journal Fjell og Vidde, and a yearly book with tourism articles.
Visit DNT's website and look at the calendar to find planned group trips.
Climbing Park with Sea Views on Tjøme
Enjoy ziplines, balancing challenges and fun activities for both children and adults, all with panoramic views of the archipelago at Verdens Ende. The climbing park is located less than two hours from Oslo and around 30 minutes from Tønsberg.
This is a great activity for families, teenagers and groups of friends looking for an active day outdoors. Instead of long continuous courses, the park consists of creative standalone activities with different difficulty levels. This allows everyone to move around freely at their own pace and choose challenges that suit their level.
The park features large ziplines, climbing elements, balance challenges, a giant slingshot and a variety of activities for all ages. The area is open and easy to navigate, making it simple to stay together throughout the experience.
Practical information
Duration: 2.5 hours
Price: NOK 350 per person
Age: From 3 years
Meeting point: Base Camp, Sjøbusand 62, Tjøme
Parking: At Havna Hotel & Spa, approximately 10–15 minutes’ walk from Base Camp. Parking is paid via EasyPark.
Booking: Must be booked at least 1 hour before start time
Frequently asked questions
Is the climbing park suitable for families with children?
Yes. The climbing park is well suited for families, with activities for different age groups and an open layout that makes it easy to stay together. Many visitors include the park as part of a day trip on Tjøme.
Do parents need to climb together with their children?
No. Adults do not have to participate in the climbing activities. Parents can follow children around the park from the ground. The area is open and social, with kiosks and seating areas available throughout the park. However, adults are encouraged to join if possible, as many of the activities are enjoyable for all ages.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that fit well are recommended.
Can groups book the climbing park at private times?
Yes. Private group bookings are available, and the park can accommodate groups of up to approximately 100 people.
Are there toilets in the climbing park?
Yes, there is an outdoor toilet on site.
Is there food or a kiosk available?
Yes. The kiosk sells water, soft drinks, lemonade, chocolate, nuts, snacks and coffee.
Is drinking water available?
There is no running water on site, so bringing your own water is recommended. Drinks can also be purchased at the kiosk.
Do children need to be accompanied by an adult?
Children over the age of 12 can climb independently after instruction. For children under 12, a parent or guardian must remain present and accompany them around the park.
Extend the experience with overnight hammock accommodation
A popular option is to combine the climbing park visit with an overnight stay in ready-made hammocks on site.
After climbing, there is usually some time before the hammocks are ready, giving visitors the chance to go for a walk, swim or enjoy a meal before the evening. Later, guests can settle into nature and spend the night under the open sky — a memorable and slightly different experience for both children and adults.
Opening hours vary throughout the season. Please check the booking page for current opening times.
Storstadion was formerly the home of Sandefjord Football, and is also the athletics arena. Tennis is played in the Penguin Hall, while the Jotun Hall is mostly used for handball and badminton. In addition, there is a swimming pool and an artificially frozen ice hockey rink. In winter, the football training ground is turned into an ice rink.
Sandefjord also has six district facilities with clubhouses, grass and gravel courts.
In the spring you can see the annual duck release, where the ducks find their way to Bugårdsdammen.
Good parking opportunites both at Jotunhallen and at the entrance from the east.
Grassy slopes and shallow waters makes this beach very attractive for both young and old.
With a floating bridge, volleyball net, kiosk and WC, this beach is one of the most popular beaches for the locals in the Oslofjord. The beach is also well-equipped for the disabled.
There are great parking possibilities for both cars and bikes.
Furustrand Camping is close nearby.
This fort was occupied by The German military in 1941, and The German military authorities called it VESTERØEN. Since 1945 the fort has been called FOLEHAVNA, which is actually the name of the beautiful bay with a sandy beach overlooking the fiord of Sandefjord.
After the 2 world war, most of the area was taken over by Coastal Artillery, while some parts were quickly released. The military activity was closed down in 1993.
The outermost part of the area, with the relatively steep slopes down towards the sea is treeless, while the rest of the area has lush vegetation. The highest part of the area is slightly over 20 meters. From the fort you have a clear view out over the sea towards Onsøylandet and the Hvalerøyene to the east, open sea in a southern direction and over towards Svenner Lighthouse, and the Telemark and Vestfold coasts in the west.
Parking is easy, and if you are interested in fishing, there are many opportunities here. On the way out you also pass an art gallery – Gallery Flood, which is usually also open on Sundays.
Offers an 18-hole park and woodland course with many idyllic lakes. Modern course with large, undulating and fast greens.
"Road to Golf" course and opportunity for private lessons with the pro. Driving range. Kiosk. Pro shop.
Location
From Sandefjord follow RV180 Skiringssalsveien past Skiringssal Folkehøyskole, take the S-bend under the railway. You are now at Furustadveien. Keep left. This will take you to a 60 km sign and turn left under the railway line. Follow the signs to the club approx. 400 meters.
See www.sandefjordgolf.no for prices/greenfee.
Sandefjord Golfclub do not accept creditcards, only Visa debit.
Høyt & Lavt – Climbing for EVERYONE
Høyt & Lavt is a family activity that is just as suitable for adults as children. You can climb the trees, zipline, or sit down with the little ones in the family. Feel the mastery of a day filled with unique and exciting experiences. A perfect place for a family activity, a trip with the school class, or a different team day with the company!
The climbing park is a 45 minutes car ride from Sandefjord, Tønsberg, Larvik, Porsgrunn or Skien.
For more information see their website.
Prices vary during the season.
Nett & Sprett – For the kids
The little ones in the family deserve to have as much fun as the older kids. That's why Høyt & Lavt has developed Nett & Sprett – where children can play and have fun in different nets. Nett & Sprett does not require any kind of equipment or training. After getting your ticket the only thing you need to think about is playing around and forgetting about time.
See more information on Nett & Sprett here.
"Action!
Seeking for more action? The black trails Ormen Lange and Himmelfallet are demanding climbing trails that make even the most experienced sweat in their hands.The longest zipline, Ormen Lange at 380m soaring high above the river Lågen, and dont forget Himmelfallet which is a 30m high jumping tower that gives you feeling of free fall!
Høyt & Lavt – Cafe
Høyt & Lavt Café serves good food while you are out climbing. You will find delicious hot and cold dishes as well as snacks, ice cream, and pastries. Enjoy your food on the go or sit down in the cozy café or outside if it’s good weather. There is good seating outside in the courtyard and pleasant rooms inside for those who want to enjoy the meal inside.
More information on the cafe here.
Groups
Bring the school class, sports team, or other groups and enjoy a different and exciting day in the climbing park.
Read more about groups in the climbing park here.
THE SURROUNDING AREA
Destination Lågen
In the archipelago county of Vestfold, the area around the climbing park is a fantastic forest destination. With beautiful outdoor areas near Numedalslågen in Kjærra Fossepark and beautiful and natural accommodation options in Laagen, the area around the climbing park is a perfect excursion area that is worth both a day visit and over several days.
A pearl of a veteran plane that has Sandefjord as its base. Norway's only flying DC3 DAKOTA is situated at the east side of Torp Sandefjord Airport. The shining "silverbird" has been taken well care of and has been in the air since 1943 – and has a past as "presidential-plane". Regular tours of Vestfold in the summer season from May to October. See the website for details.
It used to be the finish President Kekkonen's private plane when he was in office. "Dakota Norway" now owns the plane and thanks to great enthusiasm among its members, technicians and mechanics, the plane is still in the air in the best condition ever. The plane fullfills the strict demands of the Norwegian Aviation Department at all times.
The plane can carry 19 passengers.
Where to find Dakota Norway (Access via Bredholtveien)
The beach is in the heart of a small bay protected from the wild ocean. It has fine shallow sandy beaches surrounded by smooth rocks in the archipelago of Skagerrak.
In the old days Ula was an important harbor and fishing port. The sea outside of Ula can be tough, so the well-known lodesman Ulabrand safeguarded many sailors here. There is a stone monument of Ulabrand at the top of the mountain hill by the harbor. From this spot, you will experience an extraordinary view, so don't miss it when you get here. Today, Ula is a popular holiday resort with many cabins and a charming marina. The coastal trail passes by and makes it a great place for hiking. There's a kiosk, trash cans and a swimming raft. Toilets at the camping area.
To get there by car, follow Rv303/Tjøllingveien to Ulaveien. Signs to Ula. Parking at the end of the road.