Clareview Recreation Centre Playground — Attraction in Edmonton

Probably one of the best playground areas I've ever taken my kids to in terms of structures and variety. The area does not have the best reputation as Clareview is reportedly considerd high crime area but I've had 0 incidents with area residents. Families are all trying to enjoy the space. There is a music area with drums and xylophone for kids to learn. There is an alphabet in sign language and brail for the inquisitive kids. Different cognitive play for fine and gross motor skills. This is the type of structure that creates little geniuses because even adults can learn here through play. The best part is that there's no sand which means no mess. Plenty of field space to run in, laydown and find funny clouds. I was thoroughly impressed. Well done city. Nearby is a skate park playground located behind clareview...

This is an amazing park for children with physical mobilities challenges and for children with invisible disabilities such as autism. This is one of the few places I can bring my child with autism and feel that there is no judgement. Having said this, it is very important for parents with neurotypical children to remember this and also to be mindful when they bring anything to the park and leave it on the picnic table unsupervised such as balloons, present, pop and children, it is harder for our neurodiverse children to understand not to touch or steal balloons, pop or chips. Please remember not all disabilities are apparent unless you take...

💯❣Bright red colour is a nice choice. Many playstructures for every child to enjoy without issues. It was wonderful to watch my kids running around laughing and just being happy kids. The playground was definitely spacious and clean for the most part. (May I recommend more garbage cans because families came with Mc Donalds and food from home and the garbage cans started to fill quickly. There will most likely be more families picnicing on the grass and at the tables when phase 2 starts etc...the seagulls were in their glory eating all the food that was left on the ground.) Thank you City of Edmonton for building this park. We will...