You’re going to want to bookmark this page for the next time you’re looking for a fun place to take the kids to play in Stamford!
Thanks to your votes, we have a list of the Top 5 Playgrounds in Stamford for Babies & Toddlers, as well as the Top 5 Playgrounds for Preschool and Elementary School Kids. Scroll down to check them out!
Top 5 Playgrounds in Stamford for Babies & Toddlers
- Chestnut Hill Park
54 Chestnut Hill Road
This family friendly park is located in North Stamford. It features a playground for babies and toddlers that is fenced in and separate from the play area for older children. There is also plenty of open space and picnic areas. - Scalzi Park
100 Bridge Street
Scalzi Park is the largest recreational area within the Stamford city limits. It has a playground for babies and toddlers, as well as a playground for older children and a splashpad during warm weather months. It’s also a great place to take a walk with a stroller. - Harbor Point Playground
The great new playground in Harbor Point is located in front of the Opus Harbor Point. There are tunnels, slides and fun activities for children of all ages. Plus, the sandbox on the Harbor Point Boardwalk is a short stroll away! - Cove Island Park
1125 Cove Road
The playground is also in the park with an expansive lawn area, a picnic shelter and two sandy beaches, all perfect for keeping little ones entertained. May – September you do need a beach permit to park at Cove Island Park. - Stamford JCC
1035 Newfield Avenue
The playground is built on two levels: Mikey’s Playground, the early childhood area for ages two to five on the upper level, and the Didi Wein Playground, for children five and older, on the lower level.
Top 5 Playgrounds in Stamford for Preschool & Elementary School Kids
- Nature’s Playground at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center
39 Scofieldtown Road
At the playground, kids can climb to a tree house with a lookout, then wind their way down a tubular slide or zoom down the otter slide. They can jump on a bouncing bug, try to walk across a moving bridge or climb into a hawk’s nest to survey their territory. Wiggle like a worm across two huge maple leaves, and crawl through an ant’s nest. Dig for fossils in the huge sand pit. They also can become the captain and crew of the boat that’s anchored here. Access available with a membership or by paying an entry fee. - Emmet’s Playground at Temple Beth El
350 Roxbury Road
This playground was built in memory of 10-year-old Emmet Manheim who passed away from aplastic anemia. With help from a kid’s planning and design committee composed of Emmet’s cousins and friends, the playground has a roller-coaster theme and incorporates Emmet’s passion for things that are “fun, fast, and fair.” - Chestnut Hill Park
54 Chestnut Hill Road
This family friendly park is located in North Stamford. It features a play area for older children and a separate area for small children. There is also plenty of open space and picnic areas, as well as baseball fields. - Scalzi Park
100 Bridge Street
Scalzi Park is the largest recreational area within the Stamford city limits. It has a playground for older children with slides and places to climb and a splashpad during warm weather months, as well as baseball fields, tennis courts and an area for skateboarding. - Stillmeadow School
800 Stillwater Road
This newly renovated playground features everything from slides, to monkey bars, places to climb, swings, a tree house and musical instruments.
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