Address

2-4 Cleveland St, Nashua, NH 03060, USA

Website

Coordinates

42.74373, -71.479

Age Suitability

Designed for children aged 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Includes swings, slides, climbing structures, spinning equipment, sensory play panels, musical instruments, and a zip line.

Shaded Areas

Multiple large shade structures cover play areas, plus natural shade from mature oak and maple trees throughout the park.

Seating For Parents

Abundant bench seating surrounding play areas, plus picnic tables and some comfortable Adirondack chairs in strategic viewing locations.

Restroom Availability

Clean restroom facilities located centrally with baby changing stations in both men's and women's facilities.

Drinking Fountains

Four water fountains throughout the park, including accessible height options and bottle-filling stations.

Fencing

Complete perimeter fencing with two self-closing, child-proof gates for entrance and exit.

Surface Material

Engineered wood fiber mulch in main play areas with poured-in-place rubber surfacing under high-impact zones like swings and slides.

Ada Accessibility

Fully ADA compliant with wheelchair-accessible paths, ramps to play equipment, and sensory-friendly play options.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Daily maintenance checks, weekly thorough cleanings, and prompt addressing of any reported issues. Park is consistently well-maintained.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with 50 spaces including 6 accessible spots directly adjacent to the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in designated areas only, must be leashed at all times. Pet waste stations available throughout the park.

Bike Racks

Two covered bike rack areas with capacity for 20+ bikes near both entrances.

Nearby Food Options

Snack stand open seasonally (April-October), plus picnic areas for bringing your own food. Several cafes and restaurants within walking distance.

Sports Areas

Basketball court, tetherball area, and a small soccer field adjacent to the playground.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

Half-mile paved loop trail circles the playground with connections to the town's 5-mile greenway trail system.

User Submitted Photos

Active social media presence with hundreds of visitor photos showcasing seasonal activities and popular equipment.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the new sensory garden, praise the responsive maintenance team, and appreciate the expanded shade structures added last summer.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekend afternoons and summer mornings. Typically less crowded on weekday afternoons during school season.

Special Events

Hosts monthly themed play days, summer concert series for kids, and seasonal festivals coordinated with the Parks & Recreation Department.

Entrance Fee

Free admission for all visitors, with optional donation box supporting playground maintenance and improvements.

Space For Groups

Three reservable picnic pavilions perfect for birthday parties and group gatherings, plus open grassy areas for informal meetups.

Nature Connection

Native plant garden, butterfly observation area, and nature-inspired play elements integrate natural experiences throughout the playground.

Noise Level

Moderate during peak times, with natural buffer zones helping to create quieter areas for those seeking less stimulation.

Aesthetic Design

Award-winning design featuring natural colors, artistic elements, and seamless integration with the surrounding landscape.

Security Presence

Park rangers patrol regularly during operating hours, with emergency call boxes at strategic locations.

Rules Restrictions

No smoking, alcohol, or glass containers. Children under 8 must be supervised by an adult. Park closes at sunset.

First Aid Availability

First aid kit at main office/maintenance building, staff trained in basic first aid, and emergency response typically under 5 minutes.

Community Activities

Volunteer maintenance days, parent meetup groups, and community gardening projects in the adjacent public spaces.

Social Interaction

Design encourages cooperative play with equipment that requires multiple children to operate, plus open spaces for group games and social gatherings.

Eco Friendly Practices

Rain gardens capture runoff, native landscaping reduces water needs, and recycled materials used in construction of benches and some play equipment.

Renewable Energy

Solar panels power lighting and water features, with educational signage explaining the sustainable systems.

Walkability Bike Access

Excellent connectivity to neighborhood sidewalks and regional bike paths, with a public transit stop directly across from the main entrance.