Parkour Park - Brumunddal (Norway).

FlowPark in Brumunddal is our record-breaking parkour park, designed on a hexagonal square of more than 1,000 m². Together with Exeo FlowParks, we created a place ideal for street workout and parkour training.

The centerpiece of the park is a replica of the iconic IMAX London location (Waterloo Station), where architectural details and street vibe have been replicated.

Unique training zones:

Half Pipe - two diagonal walls facing each other, inspired by modern trends in parkour.
Event Zone - a park equipped with a 20-foot container, serving as a training base.
Bar and handrail sets - one of them is located in a 130-square-meter sandbox, surrounded by walls and platforms.
Beginner zone - low platforms and walls, ideal for playing "floor is lava."
F.LOW zone - trapezoidal modules covered with larch wood, designed for dynamic movement and jumping.

Future expansion:
Future phases of FlowPark Brumunddal will add a new section of bars and rails, as well as a structure inspired by the world's tallest wooden building - a local landmark hotel.

This indoor & outdoor parkour park is a space that brings together enthusiasts of street workout, freerunning and urban activity.

Safety zone

40x7.4m

(296 m2)

HIC max

1.7 m

Number of users max

60 people

Maximum user weight

120 kg

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Others about us References

I had opportunity to travel a lot all around the world, I have seen many constructions for parkour or street workout, and I can say without shame, that FlowParks is one of the best in the world if it comes to quality. Our cooperation began in 2016. I can’t tell anything bad about people which are working there, they are supporting me, my passion, my trips. They are just good people. If anyone would ask me about company which is manufacturing parkour parks and street workout parks, or just people who have passion, definetely my first answer would be FlowParks.”

Krystian Kowalewski Top polish freerunner

„First contact with FlowPark I had in Nidzica, where my mates were building first FlowPark for street workout in this city. Spot came out as a first class. Despite it was almost 5 years ago, construction is still well kept, stable and strong. I am training parkour, so every construction that I am jumping on has to have +1000 for being strong. FlowParks are just like that. In 2016 I have visited another FlowPark, in Norway. Without any doubts it was the best park that I have ever been to. Each of them is a result of a really good work.

Krystian Kowalewski Top polish freerunner