Ah, the infamous Dollard “Kiddy Korral”. Bwahaha. Every time I see the gateway I crack up. But I digress…..
Anyhoo, we had a heck of a time figuring out where to park to access the playground. This was our second try at this park, the first time I had a toddler about to melt down, and with no parking signs on all the streets we went down, we gave up and went to Tim Horton’s instead 🙂
So, on round 2 we drove arounnnnnnnd the park to Rue Howard and parked at the dead end which was right beside the playground.
The playground is partially fenced and all on a sand base. The climber from Landscape Structures is almost totally toddler friendly, with stairs, the Pilot Panel with steering wheels, slide, a wire tunnel, BUT it has one of those hard to get down and up bridges that I loathe.
There is a stand alone twirly slide with stairs, baby and big swings and a few seesaws.
We had a poop-mergency when we were here, and thank goodness for Dollard and their almost always open chalets, because it was going to be a long drive home!
When you’re done playing here, head down the path to the West to Evergreen park for the 2-for-1 deal!
| Feature | |
|---|---|
| Toddler park (2-5) | ✓ |
| Fenced toddler park | |
| Baby swings | ✓ |
| Big kid park (5-12) | ✓ |
| Big kid swings | ✓ |
| Parking lot | |
| Street parking | ✓ |
| Shade | ✓ |
| Water fountain | ✓ |
| Picnic tables | ✓ |
| Benches | ✓ |
| Seasonal Bathrooms | ✓ |
| Green space | ✓ |
| Soccer fields | ✓ |
| Baseball field | ✓ |
| Tennis courts | ✓ |
| Basketball | |
| Splash pad | |
| Pool | |
| Reduced mobility swings | |
| Dep nearby |
