Find it at: Hessing Crescent, Trott Park

Hessing Crescent was upgraded in September 2024, and this little playground is packed full of features for the under 10s. Did we mention it is FULLY FENCED? There is a public toilet at this one too which is fantastic. You will find it through the public courts to the north of the playground (about 60m) and there is a sign pointing the direction

It includes the following;

  • A multistation with slides
  • Three swings
  • Giant chess
  • Nature play
  • A sensory garden with musical flowers
  • Barbeque
  • Drink fountain
  • Path connections
  • Additional trees and garden beds
  • Upgraded irrigation system
  • Picnic Space and Seating

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