Ash Park

Great playground. Modern! Visited after 12pm in the hot summer weather. There was no shade for me while my kid enjoyed the playground. No washroom. I couldn't find any water fountain. Overall it was quite a nice place. School day , it might be busy , because it was beside school.

Great new play structure for kids that are abled. It is however by nature not accessible for some kids. Dogs are not permitted within 5m of the playground and must be on leash, however as usual we encountered two dog owners who feel they are above regulations and one ran towards my son and I. Friendly I'm sure, but son has been chased by dogs as a 2 year old so is still terrified. No washrooms, we used T&T washroom about 2 blocks down.

Its a small playground but very new and modern. I like how convenient this place is. Nice restos, grocery nearby and public transportation. Daughter really had so much fun in the playground.

In Ash Park, children can play in the shade of the soaring poplar trees. A curving path is perfect for a morning stroll, with several benches for reading the paper or enjoying a lunch outdoors. The park was named for one of its bounding streets and after a tree species. All the streets falling between Cambie and MacDonald with the exception of Granville Street are named for trees.

I always love this playground, Its small but very fun. Highly recommended

The designer of this playground is a genius. Who is it? He or she should get a Nobel prize in architecture, if there is one. See those laughter, jumping, crouching and crawling from those kids!!

It was a very hot afternoon day, but the water fountain was on. Kids loved it! Hidden gem

The best park with playground for children

I visited only playground, so will write only about it. Disign of this playground is inspired by space theme, looks very modern and unusual. I love it! It has rubber ground. There are a couple of benches and two tables on the edge of the playground.

Good and clean place to walk your pets and let them socialize