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Playgrounds in Stevenage, Hertfordshire

Swing By lists 15 playgrounds in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. All of them have been checked against the council's or operator's own website.

1 playground has toilets at or next to the playground, and none is listed with baby change yet.

All are free to enter.

All 15 playgrounds

  • Camps Hill Play Area

    Council play area, refurbished and reopened in summer 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Canterbury Way Playing Fields

    Play area next to the car park with equipment for toddlers and juniors, refurbished in 2024 with trampolines, a group swing, activity trails and hang-out spaces for…

  • Chancellors Road Play Area

    Council play area on Chancellors Road, refurbished and reopened in August 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Fairlands Valley Park Play Areas
    • Toilets

    An adventure trail and a main play area for toddlers to teens, next to the Aqua Playground water play.

  • Hampson Park

    Play area next to the main car park, upgraded in 2009, with equipment for toddlers, juniors and teens; the park also has a BMX track.

  • King George V Playing Fields

    Play area in front of the pavilion, improved in 2010, with equipment for toddlers, juniors and teens; car park at the main entrance (first 3 hours free, Mon-Sat).

  • Lapwing Rise Play Area

    Council play area, refurbished and reopened in summer 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Meadway Playing Fields

    Play area next to the pavilion with a limited range of equipment for juniors; car park at the main entrance.

  • Parishes Mead Play Area

    Council play area, refurbished and reopened in summer 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Peartree Park

    Play area at the north of the park with equipment for juniors, plus a small skate park and multi-use games area for teens.

  • Riccat Lane Play Area

    Council play area on Riccat Lane, refurbished and reopened in August 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Ridlins Park

    Play area at the far west of the park, reached via Ridlins End or through the park, with a limited range of equipment for juniors.

  • Shearwater Close Play Area

    Council play area, refurbished and reopened in summer 2024 with new equipment chosen with local children.

  • Shephalbury Park

    Play area at the far west of the park, reached via Lodge Way, improved in 2010 with equipment for toddlers, juniors and teens.

  • St Nicholas Park

    Play area next to the car park and play centre, upgraded in 2010, with three large mounds, equipment for toddlers, juniors and teens, a large BMX track and gym equipment.

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