Centennial Playground

My 5 yr old loved it. There’s a lot of interesting equipment for the little ones. Someone recommended bringing food for the ducks so we had crackers with us. If you hold out a cracker, the ducks will take it right out of your hand! My son couldn’t have been happier, even though there were only 3. It was a nice change from the usual swings and slides

New to the Beaumont area, and this is the best park I’ve found yet. The play area is fenced in, keeping kiddos safe, and there is a good variety of play equipment to keep the kiddos amused. Also, major bonus, tables that are shaded for parents to sit and watch the kids. My 3 and 7 year old boys love it. The restrooms are located a short walk away and are usually very clean. Loved the walking trail around the pond with the fountain. Best park in town for sure.

I don’t have kids, but I have one in my care this week, so we’ve been testing out the local playgrounds. This one is by far the newest, cleanest, and most welcoming park in town. The majority of equipment was meant to be wheelchair accessible, and this allows for everyone to be able to play. There’s even a special swing for bigger kids that still need restraints. Shaded areas help people stay cool, and wood chips and some kind of track type surface keep them safe from bumps and bruises. The only thing I didn’t see (and I honestly could have just missed them) were water fountains, so bring some water or juice boxes. Restrooms are nearby at the event center.