The Accra Children's Park became Afua Sutherland Children's Park in the 1980s. The Ministry involved with children's affairs saw it right to attach Afua Sutherland's name to the Accra Children's Park so as to bring in international interest. She wrote books on children's affairs and that was a deserving honour. The Park's environment stars just after the Offices of the Ghana Wild Life Society (GWS) thus Accra Conservation Education Center, A.G. Leventi's Library and Swiss Hall; which is also directly opposite Ecobank Head Office and being across the Independence Avenue Road. The Afua Sutherland Children's Park stretches up to and alongside the Liberian Road, opposite the National Theatre being directly across the road. The Park has a lot of tall trees and some green bushes. There are lorry tyres in four (4) and fives (5) on top of each other purposely for games. There are iron erected structures for swinging (see-saw) and seating benches. The walls of the park are partly blocks and partly metal rails. Standing outside and getting to the mid-portion of stretch of wall, I can see the Ecobank Head Office, Heritage Tower, World Trade Center and top of Cedi House. Inside the Children's Park there is a big Oval rail line with a Train Head on it. There are two (2) coaches separated from the head and far behind on line. There are Rollers and a long Van Trailer. There are Offices at a portion of of the park . A recent building structure of fewer rooms below lintel level. There are many Nim trees and many open playing spaces. There is a Park View Cafe that handles the following services; Dinning, Take Away, Orders for Occasions, Orders for Companies and Place Rental. Continental Dishes:- Fried rice, Jollof rice, Plain rice, Potato chips and Yam chips. There are Pastries:- Meat pie, Spring roll, Cup Cake and Rocked. There is a lengthy Bus Stop in the fore front and the Park also lies behind Kempinski Hotel. The Afua Sutherland Children's Park managers have more spaces for children's play or educational entertainment events.