This park is part of a nature reserve, with a small playground that includes a slide, spinner, swings and some cool climbing/balancing equipment
It's a great area for a run around, kick of the ball or somewhere you can sit with the dog (on leash) while the kids have a play
There's not many facilities around though, a bench seat and a rubbish bin is about it. No toilets or shade
Thanks to Amy for this playground review
36 Seavington Road, Elizabeth Park
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