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title: "Chastain Park Playground"
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# Chastain Park Playground

Chastain Park Playground 135 W. Wieuca Rd. NW, Atlanta Phone: 404-237-2177 chastainparkconservancy.org The 40,000-square-foot play area inside the 268-acre park has been transformed with a $2.8 million redevelopment that includes: Three giant “oodle” swings that allow two children to recline and swing together and a spider web for climbing. Three bumpy slides – one for toddlers – that invite kids and adults to race down the hill. A climbing wall that allows kids to climb on rocks or tree stumps from the lower level play area to the higher one. A tree house to explore, with a walkway from the upper level. A music area with drums and chimes to play. A new pavilion with an outdoor piano, plus new restrooms. Plenty of shaded areas and artificial grass in some areas. A new fence between the playground and traffic on Wieuca Road. On the day we visited, the treehouse was closed while undergoing last-minute touches, but our toddlers loved the rest of the park. They played musical notes, zipped down the slide and swung together in the “oodle” swings. Our 4-year-old scrambled up the climbing area like a pro. The pavilion looks like the perfect place for a birthday party or picnicking with the kids. Features: All of the above, plus the playground is now fully wheelchair accessible. – Laura Powell