Choice between two playgrounds, or visit both…read more
The majority of the playground visitors, like us, visited the wooden fenced playground. Within the fenced area is 4 fenced spaces.
First, the smallest fenced space, is the entrance where rules are posted just aside musical instruments: metallophone, bongos, and tongue drum.
The second separately enclosed fence space is a Liberty Swing, successfully promoting inclusivity, is for Wheelchair and Capsule Use.
Thirdly, the second to largest fenced space is the playground area for children ages 2-5. Adult supervision required. Some features include a small dual slide, playground rocking horses, a bridge, balance stepping mushrooms, regular swings, and swings. Specifically, a molded bucket seat swing and a kanga dual (or toddler & caregiver) swing.
Fourth and last, the largest space, with the majority of the play constructs and vast length, has many levels and activities at every turn.
The main tower structure has three slides: an outer classic slide, an outer wave slide, and an inner tunnel twister slide (out-of-order awaiting parts and well blocked from usage during our visit). Branching from the tower is an curved pathway to bridges, a monkey bar fireman pole, climbing rope with mini foot platforms, wood-like stepping stumps, balancing beams, squared cargo net climb, balance steps at varying heights with vertical-centered beams, a rocket to explore outer space, varied rock climbing, and a ship to captain. The ship's bow has a working steering wheel, while a swaying surprise awaits those who visit the stern of the ship.
Unconnected from the tower are a 4-person seesaw/teeter totter with centered balance, an inclusive carousel with 4 physical pull-up-lock-and-unlock doors, icositetragon (24-gon) spider web playground climber, a balancing surfboard, a sit-down spinner, the dual zip-line features a bucket seat and disc seat side by side, swings, and a tire swing. The latter is my nostalgic childhood playground favorite and I definitely spun around in it.
One of my littles even found two frogs (photographed) on one of the play structures. We planned on spending a maximum of 20, maybe 30, minutes at the park, but we concluded our visit after an hour and a half. Enjoyed it so much, unsure we will find another playground to measure up.