What age is STEAM Park designed for?

It's aimed at preschool-age children exploring simple technical ideas through DUPLO-sized pieces.

Does the set include play figures?

No, the focus is on water flow, gears and levers rather than classic play figures.

How many pieces does the set contain?

STEAM Park has 303 pieces, including 141 unique parts.

Duplo and Explore

STEAM Park

STEAM Park belongs to the 2017 LEGO DUPLO Duplo and Explore range and is built for preschool-age children rather than classic scene-building. Instead of a finished model, the focus sits on hands-on concepts like water flow, gears and levers. At 303 pieces, it's one of the larger sets in that DUPLO sub-range.

Set number: 45024
Year: 2017
Pieces: 303
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Duplo and Explore
Different parts: 141

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 141

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

Learning through hands-on stations

Rather than following a set path to a single finished model, STEAM Park is built around several hands-on stations covering ideas like water flow, gears and levers, using large DUPLO pieces that are easy for small hands to manipulate. That approach fits the wider goal of the Duplo and Explore range: introducing basic science and engineering ideas through play rather than instructions. With 141 unique parts, there's enough variety to build a few different stations without the set becoming overwhelming for a young child.

Bright colours built for young eyes

Red, medium azure, yellow and white make up the palette, all strong, easily distinguishable colours that are typical of DUPLO sets aimed at very young children. That clear colour coding also helps separate different functional areas of the build, such as the water-flow section from the more static structures. The colour breakdown on this page is useful for anyone tracking down specific replacement pieces later.

Bigger pieces for smaller builders

As with any DUPLO set, the pieces are noticeably larger and sturdier than standard LEGO bricks, making the set suitable from roughly two to three years old. At 303 pieces, STEAM Park is on the larger side for the DUPLO range, though the oversized shapes keep it manageable for a young child to explore independently once an adult has helped with the first setup.

No figures, but plenty to explore

Unlike many DUPLO sets, this one skips traditional play figures in favour of function: the pieces are built around movement, water and simple mechanics rather than roleplay. That makes it a natural pairing with other DUPLO vehicle or figure sets already in a collection, adding hands-on function to sets that are otherwise figure-led. The parts list on this page shows which pieces are best suited to building extra stations of your own, and existing DUPLO figures or vehicles can simply be added to the park scene afterwards.

FAQ

What age is STEAM Park designed for?: It's aimed at preschool-age children exploring simple technical ideas through DUPLO-sized pieces.
Does the set include play figures?: No, the focus is on water flow, gears and levers rather than classic play figures.
How many pieces does the set contain?: STEAM Park has 303 pieces, including 141 unique parts.