Minerva turned one on Wednesday, so we decided to go check out the Sensory Playground at Peninsula Town Center.
There is highly interactive sensory and tactile play available. The park is Wheelchair-accessible too! The surface is playground rubber.
There was plenty of seating around the playground and some seating was in a shady area. The playground is surrounded by bushes and secured fencing.
I loved that the Minerva could climb some fixtures on her own. I did have to go after my brave baby at some points, haha!
The gravity bowl was so fun for Maxine once she understood how it worked. Her first go ended with her SCREAMING for me to help her stop. By the time we left, she had been back on several times.
The park was really fun! The bathrooms were a block over from the playground, but there was a drinking fountain in the park so that was convenient. We can’t wait to go again! We will have to check out their play fountain next time too.
Also, there is a smartphone app that goes along with the play area! You can listen to the Hans Christian Anderson stories that the park’s themes are based on: The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling. The stories are offered in 16 languages!
Mary’s Park Sensory Playground is an outdoor playground at Peninsula Town Center that was built in partnership with the Peninsula School for Autism.
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