Up first it's Wilson Park! This is the all ages, all abilities playground. The playground itself is wheelchair accessible. An individual utilizing a wheelchair can get onto portions of the apparatus via the yellow ramp. It has two rock climbing walls. My 9 & 10 year were not disappointed. If you have a toddler there will be things to do, but you will not be sitting. You will be right next to them due to your toddlers access to apparatuses that are built for the bigger kids.
There are bathrooms. BRING YOUR OWN TOILET PAPER because they were out when we visited. I'd give them a B- on cleanliness but make no mistake, they are WAY BETTER than a port-a-potty.
Parking here is limited when it's busy.
There are grills and covered picnic tables with a lake view. Perfect place to picnic and play!
View of the whole playground
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| View from the back of the park. Brown Building on left are bathrooms |
My second favorite park on Fort Bragg is the playground that sits next to the Throckmorton Library on Knox & Randolph. It's diagonally across for FORSCOM and across from the Track. This park is wheelchair accessible. However, sometimes the mulch goes over the rubberized walkway when it rains. This may make it difficult to maneuver through the park with wheelchairs.
This park is great for families that have toddlers and older children. The Toddler Playground and "Bigger Kids" Playground sit right next to eachother. It's a park that allows you to entertain every age of child.
Parking is plentiful here. Park in the Library parking lot.
Bathrooms are in the Library which a short walk.
In June and July Throckmorton hosts a Summer Reading Program.. They have many events! Keep them in mind for your summer plans. It's an inexpensive way to entertain your kids. Remember to bring your military ID in case you want to check out some books or movies.
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| Older kids Playground |
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| Toddler Playground |
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| Toddler Playground |
2 comments:
We loved going to Arnette Park while we were there. Go down All American, past business 95, over the overpass to the stop sign. Take a right and follow it down around a mile or so and it is on the left. There's playgrounds & woods and trails along the river.
Or to Clark park. They have hiking trails, a waterfall, a cool nature center, and are the south end of the Cape Fear River Trail. Located at the dead end of Sherman off of Ramsey Street :)
I prefer Wilson now that it's been renovated. When we moved here four years ago it was not that great.
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