Address

124 Camp St, Providence, RI 02906, USA

Phone

(401) 785-9450

+1 401-785-9450

Website

Coordinates

41.84189, -71.40325

Agesuitability

Best for children ages 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers and older children

Equipmentavailable

Swings, slides, climbing structures, monkey bars, and spinning equipment

Shadedareas

Limited shade from a few trees around the perimeter; playground equipment mostly in full sun

Seatingforparents

Several benches placed around the playground area and picnic tables nearby

Restroomavailability

Public restrooms available during park hours

Drinkingfountains

One drinking fountain near the basketball courts, sometimes not functioning in colder months

Fencing

Partial fencing around the playground area, not completely enclosed

Surfacematerial

Rubber mulch under play equipment with some concrete walkways

Adaaccessibility

Partially accessible with ramp access to some equipment, but not fully compliant

Cleanlinessandmaintenance

Regular city maintenance, though can vary seasonally; community clean-up events occur periodically

Nearbyparking

Street parking available on surrounding roads; no dedicated lot

Petpolicy

Dogs allowed on leash in park areas but not in playground zone

Bikeracks

Two bike racks near the entrance

Nearbyfoodoptions

A few convenience stores within walking distance; no food vendors in the park

Sportsareas

Basketball courts, small open field for informal sports

Walkingbikingtrails

Connected to neighborhood sidewalks; no dedicated trails

Usersubmittedphotos

Available on Google Maps and neighborhood social media groups

Recentreviews

Mixed reviews mentioning the community feel and recent equipment upgrades, with some concerns about maintenance

Crowdlevels

Busiest after school hours and on weekends with good weather; relatively quiet on weekday mornings

Specialevents

Occasional community days and summer programs hosted by Providence Parks Department

Entrancefee

Free public park with no entrance fees

Spaceforgroups

Adequate space for small to medium-sized gatherings; no formal reservation system

Natureconnection

Basic urban park setting with grass areas and a few trees

Noiselevel

Moderate noise from street traffic and playground users during peak times

Aestheticanddesign

Standard urban playground design with recent updates to equipment; utilitarian rather than artistic

Securitypresence

Occasional police patrols; no dedicated security staff

Rulesandrestrictions

Standard city park rules: no alcohol, smoking restricted, closes at dusk

Firstaidavailability

No permanent first aid facilities; emergencies handled by calling 911

Communityactivities

Summer youth programs, occasional community events and clean-up days

Socialinteraction

Popular meeting spot for neighborhood families, fosters good community connections

Ecofriendlypractices

Standard city waste management with recycling bins

Renewableenergy

No specific renewable energy features

Walkabilityandbikeaccess

Well integrated into neighborhood with sidewalk access; bikeable from nearby areas