playpark

noun

playpark

noun

Etymology From play + park.

1

Synonym of playground (“open space for playing”).

  • A playpark may embrace the whole range of children's recreational facilities or only a restricted number. The age group using these may range between five and 15 and the size from perhaps less than an acre to several acres.1969, Gardeners' Chronicle, Horticultural Trade Journal:
  • The perils of my blanking out were brought home to me particularly harshly one night when we were at the playpark quite late, again.2015, Amy Fusselman, Savage Park, page 67:

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