Islington Play Association is currently contracted to run 6 adventure playgrounds on behalf of Islington Council. Our adventure playgrounds do not charge – they are free for any child to use. However some playgrounds run extra services that are charged for. For example, some playgrounds have care services for younger children – collecting children from school and looking after then until collected by parents.
*** Crumbles Castle Adventure Playground will be closed from January 2018 until further notice. The adventure playground is currently closed as electrical work needs to be carried out in the...
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Hayward Adventure Playground has been specially designed with children at all abilities in mind, every part of the massive site is created so it is accessible and fun in many...
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Lumpy Hill Adventure Playground is a warm, welcoming space where children can run free, have water fights, help out in the vegetable garden and join in the kick about. The...
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*** From January 2018 Martin Luther King Adventure Playground will be closed. During the closure period, the old building on-site will be demolished and a temporary building put in...
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*** Timbuktu is closed between Easter and the start of the May half-term, re-opening on 29th May for the half-term holidays. See below for information on the new opening hours...
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Toffee Park is in the heart of the city, close to the Old Street roundabout and surrounded by buildings but the playground itself is a haven for nature, including plants,...
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Paradise Park Children’s Centre is a haven for families with children under five. We aim to be a welcoming and warm space so that local families can find a place...
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35% increase in the number of children attending our sites in 2016 Source: Annual Report 2016
