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Playpark is an exciting family-oriented destination located in Southlands, Bath, designed to provide children with endless fun and adventure. This vibrant play area features modern equipment that encourages active play while ensuring safety for all kids. Surrounded by lush green spaces, families can enjoy picnics while their children engage in imaginative play nearby. The welcoming atmosphere fosters community connections through shared experiences and outdoor events throughout the year. Playpark is not just a place to play; it’s a hub of joy where memories are made.

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April Ryan

3 Google Rating

Nice little local park

3/ 5

Nice little local park

Ashton Wendland

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Ryan Hanson

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Ralph Leming

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Luis Amorim

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Karyl Co

5 Google Rating

We always come here afer y daughters class and she enjoyed her time here with friends.

5/ 5

We always come here afer y daughters class and she enjoyed her time here with friends.

JohnD

5 Google Rating

Great local place for kids to play. And for parents and grandparents to sit on a bench and watch the

5/ 5

Great local place for kids to play. And for parents and grandparents to sit on a bench and watch the world go by😁

Joanna Kolm

5 Google Rating

Beautiful big open field, with goal posts and picnic benches. Enclosed kids play area to one side an

5/ 5

Beautiful big open field, with goal posts and picnic benches. Enclosed kids play area to one side and the Cotswold Way cutting through...

Joel Billington

3 Google Rating

Fairly average park, but with 3 schools nearby and good walking paths nearby it's very convenient.

3/ 5

Fairly average park, but with 3 schools nearby and good walking paths nearby it's very convenient.

Mark McGuinness

4 Google Rating

Decent suburban play park, though mostly due to the huge amount of space and great views. Play equip

4/ 5

Decent suburban play park, though mostly due to the huge amount of space and great views. Play equipment is all about essentials here - swings, roundabout, slide, climbing frame, witches hat. Kit aimed at under 10s mostly I think.

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