Enjoy free outdoor play at this state-of-the-art playpark featuring a central tower and modern equipment for families.

Crossgar Playpark is a modern outdoor playground facility located in Crossgar, designed to provide free recreational opportunities for families and children in the local community. The playpark opened in January 2014 as a £130,000 public investment in community recreation, featuring state-of-the-art play equipment including a distinctive central tower as its main feature. The venue offers a safe outdoor space where children can engage in active play and physical activity. As a free-entry facility, it provides an accessible option for families seeking no-cost entertainment and exercise opportunities. The playpark serves the broader Crossgar community and nearby areas, supporting healthy outdoor play for children of various ages. The facility is suitable for families with children who enjoy outdoor play and wants to encourage active recreation in an open-air setting.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Melanie Emerson

3 years ago

Nice wee park for kids of all ages

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Robert

4 years ago

Very safe and child friendly. Spotlessly clean 👌

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mary

5 years ago

Great play park, lots in for all age groups. One disappointing thing was some of the park items were very dirty, for eg there is little balls fir turning at the top of one slide, they were very dirty, wonder could council maybe once a month have the area power washed especially in these times. I always disinfectant the child's hands anyway never mind my own. Would be good if there was disinfectant spray at park.

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Jonathan Baird

5 years ago

The main climbing thing is great. I would love other playgrounds to have similar

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Kerry Mcguinness

7 years ago

Lovely inclusive playpark with wheelchair accessible roundabout, swings and grasshopper!

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026