
Ballyarnett Playpark
At a Glance
- Location
- Derry, Derry/Londonderry
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Cost
- Free
- Ages
- Toddlers 1–3 · Preschool 3–5 · Primary 5–11 · Tweens 11–13
- Category
- Playgrounds
- Parking
- Wheelchair Access
Activities
Playpark · Forest · Walking
What You'll Find
Ballyarnett Play Park in Derry is a handy wee spot for a play with the kids, especially if you're local or visiting family in the area.
There's a children's playground with open green space around it, so the wee ones can enjoy the play equipment before having a little run around on the grass.
It's more of a neighbourhood playground than a big destination park, but sometimes that's exactly what you need. Somewhere to meet a friend, let the kids have a play and enjoy a little time outdoors without spending anything.
The surrounding green space is handy if you've got children of different ages, particularly if the older ones fancy bringing a ball along for a kickabout.
You wouldn't need to plan a whole day around this one, but it's a useful little playground to know about if you're in the Ballyarnett area of Derry.
Wee Ones Will Love...
- ✓Having a play on the playground equipment
- ✓Running around on the surrounding green space
- ✓Bringing a ball for a little kickabout
- ✓Meeting friends for a play after school
Before You Visit
This is a local playground rather than a staffed attraction, so don't expect lots of visitor facilities.
We haven't confirmed the exact play equipment or on-site facilities yet, so it's worth checking locally if you're travelling especially to visit.
Bring drinks and snacks if you're planning to stay for a while.
⭐ Wee Adventurers Top Tips
- ⭐A handy option for families living in or visiting the Ballyarnett area.
- ⭐Bring a ball if the kids fancy a kickabout after playing.
- ⭐It's better suited to a shorter playground visit than a full day out.
- ⭐If you're travelling from further away, check the playground's current condition and facilities before setting off.
Nearby Adventures
More family days out within 20 km of Ballyarnett Playpark, as the crow flies.
