BEST OF SUMMER: PLAYGROUNDS TO CHECK OUT IN SIMCOE COUNTY

HERE ARE 10 PLAYGROUNDS FROM AROUND THE REGION

at Centennial Beach, the park features two play structures, one with two slides and a second that's made to look like a pirate ship.

Location:

Dr., Barrie

BRADFORD INNISFIL

65 Lakeshore

Henderson Memorial Park has a play apparatus that includes two slides and a tree to climb. The park is adjacent to a splash pad and a tennis court.

Location: 3171 9th Line, Bradford

Dempster Park: Renovated in 2018, the playground includes a climbing house with slides, as well as a second play apparatus.

A major feature is a handmade cement rock wall with animals hiding throughout.

2764 Dempster Ave., Innisfil

Location: MIDLAND

Little Lake Park: A facelift this summer will see new swings installed as well as a climbing structure with multiple slides and a zip line.

606 Little Lake Park Rd., Midland

Location: ALLISTON

Treetops Park is an adventure playground replicating a forest. Two different swing sets highlight this playground, which is located next to a splash pad.

Location:

Alliston

Location: BARRIE

10th Sideroad,

PENETANGUISHENE

McGuire Park features a massive play structure with multiple slides and climbing ropes, as well as swings for youngsters.

67 Burke St., Penetanguishene

Lennox Park: The inclusive Lennox Community Park playground features

Chris Simon/Metroland accessible, engineered wood fibre safety surfacing and a new separate swing area.

Location:

315 Big Bay Point Rd., Barrie

ALLISTON

Riverdale Park is a fullyaccessible park with a surface spinner, an oversized saucer swing and a sensory activity throughout the playground.

122 Victoria St. W., Alliston

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