Address

25 Oak Hill Ave, Littleton, NH 03561, USA

Coordinates

44.31021, -71.76984

Age Suitability

Suitable for children 2-12 years old, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Slides, swings, climbing structures, monkey bars, merry-go-round, spring riders, balance beams, and sensory play panels.

Shaded Areas

Several mature trees provide natural shade, plus 3 covered pavilions near the playground area.

Seating For Parents

Multiple benches surrounding the playground, plus picnic tables under pavilions.

Restroom Availability

Clean public restrooms located near the playground entrance, open during park hours.

Drinking Fountains

Two drinking fountains available, including one with a bottle filler and a lower pet-friendly basin.

Fencing

Partial fencing around playground area with two gated entrances.

Surface Material

Engineered wood fiber mulch with rubber matting under swings and slide exits.

Ada Accessibility

Ramp access to main play structure, plus several ground-level play features.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Well-maintained with daily cleaning; equipment inspected weekly for safety issues.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with 45 spaces adjacent to the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in park on leash, but not within the playground area. Pet waste stations available.

Bike Racks

Two bike rack stations accommodating up to 20 bicycles.

Nearby Food Options

Seasonal concession stand on weekends; several family restaurants within walking distance.

Sports Areas

Basketball courts, tennis courts, and a soccer field adjacent to the playground.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

1.5-mile paved walking loop circles the park with connections to community trails.

User Submitted Photos

Park website features a gallery of user photos showing seasonal activities and play equipment.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the playground's cleanliness, variety of equipment, and friendly atmosphere.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekend afternoons and summer mornings; typically less crowded on weekday mornings.

Special Events

Hosts seasonal community events including summer concerts, fall festival, and winter holiday lights.

Entrance Fee

Free admission to park and playground.

Space For Groups

Three reservable pavilions for birthday parties and gatherings, plus open green spaces.

Nature Connection

Natural landscaping with native plants, butterfly garden, and bird watching opportunities.

Noise Level

Moderate noise during peak hours; quieter in early mornings and evenings.

Aesthetic Design

Modern equipment with nature-inspired colors and themes that blend with surrounding landscape.

Security Presence

Park rangers patrol regularly during operating hours.

Rules Restrictions

No smoking, alcohol, or glass containers; children must be supervised; playground closes at dusk.

First Aid Availability

First aid kit at park office; staff trained in basic first aid during regular hours.

Community Activities

Regular story time events, nature programs, and seasonal activities organized by parks department.

Social Interaction

Design encourages cooperative play with multiple children able to use structures simultaneously.

Eco Friendly Practices

Rainwater collection system waters landscaping; native plants reduce water usage.

Renewable Energy

Solar panels on restroom building and pavilion roofs power lighting and water heating.

Walkability Bike Access

Connected to neighborhood sidewalk network and community bike paths for car-free access.