Modelparken Danmark
Miniature trains, big passion and lots of heart
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
2-4 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Best in dry weather; some covered areas
Stroller Access
Yes, step-free paths
Washrooms
On-site with accessible toilet
Food
Kiosk on-site; picnic areas welcome
Parking
Free lot (~100 spaces, bus parking)
Booking
Not required for regular visits
Parent Effort
Low (supervise near tracks)
A wonderfully wholesome, volunteer-run miniature railway park where families can enjoy free entry and affordable train rides through scenic grounds. The welcoming atmosphere and attention to accessibility make it an easy, rewarding day out for all generations.
About This Place
Modelparken Danmark is an enchanting destination for families with an affinity for miniature trains and model railways. Located in Egå near Aarhus, this volunteer-driven park offers free entry, with the possibility to purchase rides on the miniature trains at a modest cost. The park operates every Sunday from April to October, with additional special events and extra openings during summer. Among the spacious grounds, you'll find charming picnic spots, a kiosk for snacks and beverages, and accessibility features such as wheelchair-friendly paths. It's a delightful outing for both youngsters and adults, blending the thrill of train rides with the charm of the Danish countryside.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- 10:00 – 15:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
Check the official website for current admission prices.
Ride real miniature trains
Hop aboard beautifully crafted small-scale trains that chug around the park’s scenic track.
Free entry, pay-as-you-ride
Explore the park at no cost; only pay if you want to take a train trip.
Picnic-friendly grounds
Tables, benches and green spaces make it easy to bring your own lunch.
Accessible for all
Wheelchair-friendly paths and a specially adapted train carriage ensure everyone can join in.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Dogs on leads welcome
- Water bowl provided near the station area
- Smoking policy
- Only permitted in the car park
- Special events
- Halloween, steam festivals and summer Wednesday openings add extra magic
- Kiosk open on ride days
- Serves coffee, tea, cocoa, soft drinks and snacks
- Supervision required
- Children must be accompanied near tracks and on trains
- Photography consent
- By visiting you agree photos may be used for PR/marketing
Kid Fit by Age
Free entry, accessible paths and a gentle train ride make this a relaxed outing
Little ones love the colourful trains and open green space to toddle around
Perfect age for the excitement of riding a real (tiny) train and exploring the park
Old enough to appreciate the model engineering and enjoy repeated rides
Can appreciate the craftsmanship and volunteer spirit behind the railway
May enjoy special events or photography, but regular Sundays can feel slow
Insider Tips
Check the online calendar before visiting – extra summer Wednesday openings and themed events like Halloween are popular and can sell out
Ask the volunteers about the model engineering; they love sharing the story behind each locomotive
Arrive right at 10:00 to beat the queue for the first train rides of the day
- •Children must always be supervised, especially near tracks and level crossings
- •Keep hands and feet inside the train during rides; do not board or alight while moving
- •Cross tracks only at designated points and never walk or run on the rails
- •Step-free paths throughout the park with no stairs
- •Accessible toilet available at the station area
- •Dedicated wheelchair-adapted train carriage for rides around the track
- •Ongoing improvements as the park develops
schedule Best Time to Visit
Sundays from Easter to October are the core season; visit early on Sunday mornings for the quietest experience. Summer holiday Wednesdays offer extra openings but draw larger crowds.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxWeather-appropriate clothing and sun protection
- check_boxPicnic blanket or packed lunch if you want to use the green spaces
- check_boxCash or card for train ride tickets and kiosk purchases
- check_boxCamera for capturing the charming miniature trains
Location
Address
Egå Møllevej 217, 8250 Egå, Denmark
Phone
+4593962213
Last checked: 2026