Brownstown Park
At a Glance
- Location
- Portadown, Armagh
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Cost
- Free
- Ages
- Toddlers 1–3 · Preschool 3–5 · Primary 5–11
- Category
- Playgrounds
- Toilets
- Parking
Activities
Playpark · Tennis · Walking
What You'll Find
If you're looking for a free family day out around Portadown, Brownstown Park is a handy wee spot with plenty of space for the kids to play and explore!
Located just off Brownstown Road, this lovely local park has a children's playground, open green spaces, sports facilities and picnic areas, making it a great option for a relaxed morning or afternoon outdoors.
The playground is a lovely starting point, with equipment for younger children alongside a few bigger challenges for older wee adventurers. There's plenty of room for climbing, playing and having fun before heading off to explore the rest of the park.
If you've got sporty kids, there's even more to enjoy! Brownstown Park has tennis courts, playing pitches and an athletics track, so there's plenty to keep active families entertained.
You'll also find grassy areas and picnic spots dotted around the park, perfect for bringing along a wee lunch or stopping for a snack while the kids enjoy the outdoors.
It's not a huge tourist attraction, but sometimes these simple local parks are exactly what you need, especially when you're looking for something free to do with the kids!
Wee Ones Will Love...
- ✓Exploring the playground and trying out the different play equipment
- ✓Having plenty of space to run around and play games on the grass
- ✓Bringing a ball or tennis rackets for some family fun
- ✓Enjoying a wee picnic or snack break outdoors
- ✓Combining playground time with a wander around the park
Before You Visit
You'll find Brownstown Park just off Brownstown Road in Portadown, with parking conveniently located near the playground and Brownstown Community Centre.
The play area is situated close to the sports facilities, making it easy to enjoy a mixture of activities during your visit.
There are toilets within the community centre, although access can be limited, so it's worth planning ahead if you're visiting with younger children.
There isn't a café within the park itself, but you'll find shops and places to grab refreshments nearby.
The park has seasonal opening and closing times, so bear that in mind if you're planning a visit later in the day.
⭐ Wee Adventurers Top Tips
- ⭐Pack a picnic and make the most of the outdoor seating and grassy areas. It's a lovely way to turn a quick playground visit into a longer afternoon out!
- ⭐Bring a football or a few outdoor games if your kids enjoy having plenty of space to play.
- ⭐Got a budding tennis player? Bring along your rackets and make use of the tennis courts when they're available.
- ⭐Start with the playground before exploring the rest of the park. It's a handy way to keep everyone entertained!
- ⭐Fancy exploring a little further? Combine your visit with a trip to Craigavon Lakes for a lovely waterside walk, or head to Tannaghmore Gardens for another family-friendly outdoor adventure!
Nearby Adventures
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