Serigaya Park — Attraction in Tokyo

It's a very good and one of the big park in this area. Very nice park.. There is water play area for kids.. Best place for summer to go with the family.. You have walking course inside the forest and play area for kids & cool streams in the park.. Fully covered with trees and plants. You can also do make tents near by.. There is a big slide for kids to play.. (also adults can try this for fun with kids). When go to this park, have some cloths after kids play in water. You can ride bicycle... Pets also allowed, so you can bring the pets also here. There are some parties can be arranged in the open park. So some local gathering also it's a good place. May be it's one of the underrated spot or park . It have less car parking space..so better go by train or go early. It's near to the station only.. Over all its a very good place for a one day trip with relaxed...

町田駅から徒歩でも10分程度というアクセスしやすい場所にある公園であるにもかかわらず、町田駅周辺の喧騒が嘘のように感じられない、自然豊かな公園です。公園の周辺は住宅街であるため、近隣住民の憩いの場となっています。 北西から南東に向かって伸びるように広がる公園で、公園の中央には公園を横切るように道路が通っており、その道路を境に、北西部と南東部で公園内の様子がガラッと変わります。北西部のエリアはまるで森の中を散策しているかのように木々で覆われ、とても静かです。いくつか芝生もありますが、基本的にボール遊びやテントを張るための場所ではありません。散策やベンチに座って休憩など、静かにひと時を過ごすためのエリアです。一方の南東部のエリアは、グラウンドや遊具など、遊びやスポーツをするなどの設備が整っています。特に『虹と水の広場』では、他の場所では見られないような水遊びのための設備があり、子供たちに大人気です。 窪地の地形を活かした公園であるため、ほとんどの入り口から公園へは下り坂となっています。南東部のエリアは車椅子等の障碍を持つ方でも利用しやすいようスロープもありますが、北西部のエリアはそのような設備が少ないことに注意が必要です。駐車場もありますがスペースが限られており、テントを張ったりバーベキューをするなどの設備もないため、ほとんどの人が徒歩（あるいは公共交通機関）を使ってアクセスしています。

Despite the park being located in an easily accessible location, only a 10-minute walk from Machida Station, it is so rich in nature that it belies the hustle and bustle of the Machida Station area. Since the area surrounding the park is residential, it is a place of recreation and relaxation for the residents of the neighborhood. The park stretches from northwest to southeast, with a road running across the park in the center of the park, and the appearance of the park changes completely between the northwest and southeast areas, bordered by the road. The northwestern area is very quiet and covered with trees, as if one were strolling through a forest. There are a few grassy areas, but basically this is not a place to play ball or pitch a tent. It is an area for strolling, sitting on benches, resting, and enjoying a quiet moment. The southeastern area, on the other hand, is equipped with playgrounds, playground equipment, and other facilities for fun and sports. In particular, the "Plaza of Rainbow and Water (Niji to Mizu no Hiroba)" is very popular with children, as it has facilities for water play that are not found elsewhere. Because of the depressed topography of the park, most entrances to the park are downhill. The southeastern area has ramps to facilitate access for wheelchairs and other disabled visitors, but note that there are few such facilities in the northwestern area. Parking is available, but space is limited. On the other hands, there are no facilities for tents or barbecues, so most people access the park on foot (or by public...

Machida has a hidden gem in this park. It's tucked away in a gully about ten minutes walk north of the station. You drop into it and realise the size. Quite long, and runs along a watercourse. Good facilities, two toilet blocks and kids areas. Large slide down a hill. Community events are held here too. If you lived nearby you would be...