CDC - Children's Playground — Attraction in Mabalacat

It's really disappointing here at CDC. We just arrived at the park today, and within less than 5 minutes, a guard approached us because of my 3 dogs and wanted us to put diapers on them. We explained that we brought tissues and plastic bags for their poop, but the guard still insisted that they needed diapers. I understand that he’s just following rules, but I wish there was a little consideration, especially since we came all the way from Marilao, Bulacan, just to let our dogs run around here at CDC. In the end, we just left the park because the guard kept coming back to us. It's frustrating for us as fur parents when things like this happen. If you don't want my fur dogs here, well, I don't want to be...

The park's been around since forever. They host open-air converts here, softball games and soccer clinics. Its a popular place for families to picnic during the weekends, though there's no grilling. Its still a parade ground more than a nature park. There's a playgound and the Commercio food center on the CDC (building) end of the park. On the far end, there are 20 or so restaurants surrounding the Clark Museum.

They did dig up and are in the process of constructing a bigger jogging path as of Feb 2024. No running here for now. An alternative would be the Air Force (City) Park, about 2...

Children love this park because there are many things for children to play on. There is a fountain that shoots water high into the air. The fountain is activated at 9am and children can play in it. The fountain is ground level and there is no pool. Colored lights illuminate the water. There are picnic tables and many large trees. Parking at the park or across the street. Food is available in the afternoon and evening. Plenty of room to move around and a super large grassy area across the street also for play or picnic or just walking 🚶‍♂️ on...