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Playgrounds in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex

Swing By lists 12 playgrounds in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex. All of them have been checked against the council's or operator's own website.

All are free to enter.

All 12 playgrounds

  • Barton Close Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it. It is at least…

  • Butterbur Close Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it.

  • Coburg Place Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it. It is at least…

  • Compass Gardens Play Area

    A neighbourhood play area: a larger site with equipment for a wider range of ages, as Chelmsford City Council lists it. It is at least partly inclusive.

  • Crickhollow Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it.

  • Drywoods Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it.

  • Fennfield Road Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it.

  • Holbrook Close Play Area

    A neighbourhood play area: a larger site with equipment for a wider range of ages, as Chelmsford City Council lists it.

  • Littlecroft Play Area

    A neighbourhood play area: a larger site with equipment for a wider range of ages, as Chelmsford City Council lists it.

  • Middleton Row Play Area

    A neighbourhood play area: a larger site with equipment for a wider range of ages, as Chelmsford City Council lists it. It is at least partly inclusive.

  • Rivendell Vale Play Area

    A local play area: a smaller site, generally for local residents, with equipment for children up to about 8, as Chelmsford City Council describes it.

  • Sonters Down Play Area

    A neighbourhood play area: a larger site with equipment for a wider range of ages, as Chelmsford City Council lists it.

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