It’s compact, of reasonable height (no scary perches or too tall slides here), and without some of the tempting yet more advanced apparatuses found at larger playgrounds.
HIGHLAND PARK MARKET GALSTONBURY FULL
Works for me! Now, in the interest of full disclosure, the sign indicates that this playscape is designed for ages 5-12, but I personally think it is well-suited for the younger crowd.
The part without fencing is a crop of trees, so it kind of acts as a natural barrier. The playground is not 100% fenced, but what’s there does the trick. (Note the porta-potty right next to the playground entrance, which is available spring to fall.) There is a great big gravel parking lot, and the playground is situated near the fire station. The entrance to Buckingham Park is on Manchester Road. And you know what? I never even knew it was there! Located at the corner of Hebron Avenue and Manchester Road, an intersection that I have driven through countless times, is a pint-sized playground just perfect for preschoolers (say that five times fast!).
Such was the case with Buckingham Park in Glastonbury, CT. One of my favorite parts of writing this blog is when our readers clue us in to fabulous new places that we didn’t even know existed (especially when they are practically in my own backyard!).
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