Brainmarket has joined them, which, with its focus on dietary supplements and a healthy lifestyle, will further expand the diversity and attractiveness of the dynamic park. Korean manufacturing company SFI Europe has also chosen P3 Ostrava Central to enter the European market.

P3 Logistic Parks will expand the tenant mix at P3 Ostrava Central with the addition of a new sports and leisure concept operated by Jungle. The project will introduce what the operator describes as its largest Jungle sports park in the Czech Republic.

The new facility will occupy 4,411 square metres in the M1 building at P3 Ostrava Central, a mixed industrial and commercial district developed on a former brownfield site in the Vítkovice area of Ostrava. The centre will include climbing walls, parkour and gymnastics areas, physiotherapy and regeneration facilities, a workout zone, retail space for climbing equipment and a bistro with indoor and outdoor seating.

“Our vision for P3 Ostrava Central was to create a vibrant urban district where business meets everyday life. The arrival of Jungle is exactly the piece of the puzzle that fulfills this vision. Thanks to its clear height of 12 meters and layout, the modern industrial hall will offer ideal conditions for sports activities, which have been lacking in the region to this extent and quality,” said Marek Jaskula, Leasing Manager at P3 Logistic Parks.

The largest section of the complex will focus on rope climbing, alongside a dedicated children’s climbing area intended for family activities and events. The first floor will feature an 1,800 square metre bouldering area, while the workout section will include specialised climbing training technologies such as campus boards, kilter boards and moon boards.

“Our goal is to build a place in Ostrava where families with children can spend the whole day. Thanks to the large selection of activities that visitors can experience in the center, everyone will find something for themselves. Children will have fun in the children’s corner or on the smaller climbing wall, older children will appreciate the parkour and gymnastics zone. Adults will have fun on the bouldering or on the largest climbing wall in Ostrava. Then they will eat together in the large bistro and can relax in the relaxation zone,” said Milan Genda, Manager of Jungle Sport Park Ostrava.

The project forms part of Jungle’s wider expansion strategy in the Czech market. Existing locations operate in Prague’s Letňany, Holešovice and Výstaviště districts, as well as in Pardubice and Mladá Boleslav. The Ostrava development will become the company’s sixth location in the country.

“We want to build places where people will not only come to play sports, but where they will want to spend time, meet and move naturally across generations,” said Karel Trsek, Marketing Director of Jungle.

The first phase of the Ostrava facility is scheduled to open in autumn 2026, with additional sections to be completed gradually. The development will also include approximately 100 parking spaces and plans for a future bus connection to improve accessibility.

P3 Ostrava Central currently accommodates a range of manufacturing, logistics and retail tenants including Linde Material Handling, Tefcold, BrainMarket and SFI Europe.

The district has been developed with sustainability measures including BREEAM Excellent certification across all buildings, green landscaping and publicly accessible outdoor facilities.