Bulltoftaparken, Urban park in Malmö, Sweden.
Bulltoftaparken is a public park in Malmö featuring walking paths, open grassy areas, and an artificial lake with diverse plant life. The grounds also include dedicated spaces for sports and recreation.
Bulltoftaparken was laid out between 1983 and 1987 on ground that had belonged to Bulltofta airport, and it now forms part of the Bulltofta recreation area. The land's earlier use as an airfield was replaced by woodland, meadows, wetlands and sports grounds.
The park is part of the Bulltofta recreation area, and Malmö OK has its clubhouse here, so orienteering training and events start from the grounds. The sports zone holds ball fields, three tennis courts and bangolf, used by local clubs and families.
The park is open to the public every day without any entry fee required. It connects well to public transportation and offers parking nearby for those arriving by car.
The park's name comes from Bulltofta airfield, which used the flat ground here until it closed in 1972; the park was laid out on part of that land between 1983 and 1987. The Malmö OK orienteering club has its clubhouse in the park, and the sports zone holds three tennis courts, bangolf and a motionscenter building.
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