The concept begins in Bangkok.
The first Forest of Play was an interactive exhibition at Chulalongkorn University. Children and families learned through creative play, while 90% of the space was built from leftover PlanToys factory materials.
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A living reflection of PlanToys’ commitment to meaningful play, holistic child development and social and environmental responsibility.
Established in Trang in 2020, Forest of Play gives children space to develop through hands-on play while discovering biodiversity and building a positive relationship with nature.
Explore where Forest of Play began in Bangkok and where it became a permanent nature-based playground in Trang.
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First presented as an interactive exhibition at Chulalongkorn University, the project continues today through activities around the city.
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A permanent indoor–outdoor playground set within more than 64,000 square metres of natural land.
Explore Trang ↗Every part of Forest of Play is designed to help children move, think, feel and grow together through self-directed play.
One idea. Four chapters. A journey that keeps growing.
The first Forest of Play was an interactive exhibition at Chulalongkorn University. Children and families learned through creative play, while 90% of the space was built from leftover PlanToys factory materials.
After the exhibition, the play area moved to PlanToys’ former headquarters on Soi Sathorn 10, with educational toys, climbing structures, outdoor play, music and imaginative role-play zones.
Former employee housing land became an indoor–outdoor playground surrounded by nature. The site now also includes a PlanToys Toy Museum with traditional toys and toys from around the world.
Bangkok currently has no permanent Forest of Play. PlanToys is renovating its new headquarters at Soi Charoenkrung 69 as a flagship store and activity space, while continuing events at libraries, malls and community centres.
Discover current activities and the latest updates from our flagship space at Soi Charoenkrung 69.
Open Wednesday through Sunday, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. Weekdays welcome school groups; weekends are open to the general public.