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PlayPort - Views of portions of the playground

PlayPort

(8 reviews)

Portland

We returned today for the most recent installment of Rick Bell's lecture series with today's topic…read morefeaturing Jim Porter (1810-1859). This was a very interesting presentation to learn more local history. Sound system was okay, but sometimes less than ideal with the nearby playground activity which was expected. The nearby interstate traffic would sometimes cause the building to shake very noticeably, which was a bit disconcerting. Seating was okay. I did think it would be nice if the chair feet had either pads or covers installed to help reduce the very significant noise when they were moved across the concrete floor. Plentiful free parking beneath the interstate. Building, parking, and playground areas are all accessible. Playground equipment is VERY impressive and one of the nicest public playgrounds that I have ever seen. Quite a bit of the area has the recycled rubber matting surface, which is very squishy. Today's weather in early March is mid-60s and it was fantastic to see so many people utilizing the spaces.

Calling the PlayPort a "playground" does not do it justice…read more This is a 3.5-acre, kid-discovery, homage-to-repurposed-materials, get-ALL-the-wiggles-out, hands-on, interactive kiddo wonderland. We didn't know what to expect when we brought our son here during Spring Break, and ... yeah ... I think my eyes were about as big as his. This playground ... for lack of a better word ... includes large towers with impressive slides that kids and adults can safely climb and slide down from. It features repurposed construction and boat equipment that my son loved to climb into and play with. And it's clear that STEM learning is central to how this space was designed. For instance, in one section, kids can pull a rope to raise a large metal shipping container -- teaching them about how a pulley works -- and a tube that kids can climb through goes through the hollow shipping container. It's clear that whoever designed this attraction had fun doing it. There is also an event/meeting space. I bet some really great summer camps could take place here. PlayPort is part of the expansion of Waterfront Park, so it's also a good excuse to go down by the river and appreciate what the area has to offer. And it's in West Louisville. I love that the West End has access to a gem like this. PlayPort includes lots of picnic tables, so definitely make it a activity for the family. And there's lots of free parking on the street and in a lot. The PlayPort is a great, new must-visit for Louisville!

Unicorn World - kids_activities - Updated October 2026

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