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Things to Do with Kids near Satte (Saitama): 14 family spots within 20 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 14 family spots within 20 km of central Satte, Saitama Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Minami-Kurihashi Depot, about 5 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Tobu Zoo 東武動物公園Zoo6 km
Shimizu Park 清水公園Botanical garden17 km
Minami-Kurihashi Depot 南栗橋車両管区Railway museum5 km
Museum of Industrial Technology, Nippon Institute of Technology 日本工業大学工業技術博物館Science museum6 km
Tobu Super Pool 東武スーパープールAmusement park6 km
Wakui Museum ワク井ミュージアムScience museum10 km
Tōka-en 藤花園Botanical garden11 km
Saitama Aquarium さいたま水族館Zoo16 km
Musashinomura むさしの村Amusement park17 km
Watarase Nature Center わたらせ自然館Science museum17 km
Shirakobato Aquatic Park しらこばと水上公園Amusement park18 km
Ibaraki Nature Museum ミュージアムパーク茨城県自然博物館Science museum19 km
Campbelltown Forest of Wild Birds キャンベルタウン野鳥の森Zoo19 km
Ōmiya Park Zoo 大宮公園小動物園Zoo20 km

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