Bde Maka Ska Playground

Minneapolis, MN

The playground features wooden climbing structures, two metal slides, a sliding pole, and a tire swing, set in a sandy area with grass around it. Surrounding the playground are trees providing some shade, and a scenic view of the water can be seen in the background.

About this playground

Facilities

This playground offers an exciting environment with various climbing structures and slides, making it enjoyable for children of different ages. However, there’s no full rain coverage for kids using the equipment, and it lacks a fenced area, so parents should keep a watchful eye on their little adventurers.

Equipment

Visible equipment includes climbing structures, two metal slides, a sliding pole, and a tire swing. The playground is primarily designed for children aged 5 years and up, making it less suitable for toddlers.

Safety & Cleanliness

While the playground features solid structures, some reviews highlight broken pieces of wood, especially on the walking bridge and within the playground itself. This could pose safety concerns and affect wheelchair accessibility.

Amenities

There appears to be no nearby water fillers or drinking fountains, and no water play areas can be observed. Additionally, no charging points for devices are available, and there are no toilets visible in the vicinity.

Who It's For

This playground caters mainly to older children, particularly those aged 5 years and up, while it's not very suitable for toddlers. The layout encourages active play and exploration.

What is Missing

Improvements could include enhanced safety through repairs, the addition of water play areas, and more amenities such as toilets and food options nearby.

Equipment

  • climbing structures
  • metal slides
  • sliding pole
  • tire swing

Ratings & insights

★★★★½ (4.8)9 reviews
Overall, visitors find this playground enjoyable for older kids, especially with the variety of equipment available. However, it is not recommended for toddlers, with several users suggesting looking for alternate playgrounds better suited for younger children. Additionally, concerns about safety due to broken wood and accessibility issues have been noted.

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