While creating the listing for trampoline parks in Skåne, we were excited to discover a brand new (to us) park in Landskrona called Fabriken, which offers not only trampolines and soft play, but also laser tag, billiards, darts, karaoke, shuffleboard and more.

I’m a huge fan of anywhere that allows my children to burn off excess energy while I sit and drink a coffee, so we decided to go check it out.

As you might guess from the name, Fabriken is based in a huge empty industrial unit. We don’t know Landskrona, but it looks as though it would be a fairly easy walk from Fabriken into the centre of town if you wanted to check it out. From mid-Skåne, my satnav took us straight past Fabriken on the wrong side of the road – we had to go almost the whole way round the roundabout just past it and then back on ourselves to get in.

There’s a small parking area outside which fits 20-30 cars and which was full the day we visited (grey and drizzly), but there’s a large free car park just over the road which had plenty of spaces.

You have to walk quite far into Fabriken before you come to the trampoline and soft play section, through the billiard and shuffleboard area and past the brasserie. You’ll see the laser tag area straight ahead first, and from there you take a left to the trampolines.

The trampoline area wasn’t huge and on the day we visited was fairly full with small children – and I had brought five hulking teens. They managed to spread out and find some space to bounce on the dodgeball court, but it feels as though Fabriken is definitely better suited to families with smaller children. As well as the general trampoline area and the dodgeball court, there’s also a small ninja assault course, a couple of basketball hoops, and a sunken football area.

The soft play area was also fairly small – we didn’t go in, but it would be absolutely perfect for small children. If you’ve ever visted Leos and immediately lost your child for an hour or two, you’ll love Fabriken: the play area is compact, visible from pretty much all sides, and there’s a small sofa area just next to it for comfortable supervision.

Fabriken’s website mentions a brasserie, which appeared to be closed when we visited, but there’s also a small snack bar by the trampolines and soft play which sells the usual selection of drinks, ice creams, slush and fika. There are around a dozen or so tables here but if you need to charge a phone or laptop I couldn’t see any power outlets so charge up before you come.

After a couple of hours and bouncing and some drinks, it was time for our laser tag session. At this point I decamped to the comfy sofas opposite the brasserie (and found a power outlet by the photo booth) while the boys went in to play. They had a good time but said that the area was smaller (and louder) than Laser Dome in Malmö – but a good option if you’re local to Landskrona.

By this time they were thoroughly exhausted, so time to head home: mission achieved.

Fabriken is at Industrigatan 75, 261 35 Landskrona. Find their website here and find details of more trampoline parks in Skåne here.