Magical Bridge Playground — Attraction in Morgan Hill

✨Magical Bridge playgrounds are innovative and inclusive play areas that provide an accessible outdoor play space for all. @magicalbridge

ℹ️ This magical bridge playground at Morgan Hill Community Park opened last summer.

🛝The playground has different zones (spin, sway n swing, climb n slide, music and playhouse / play stage) that are seamlessly connected.

🌈The two-story playhouse is a favourite with my kids!

👍The play area is completely gated and has soft rubberized surface. 🏃🏻‍♂️Compared to other magical bridge playground, this one seems to be more spread out with more area to just run around!

🧸There is a sand pit with a sail over it for shade. It is not connected to main play area, side entrance from the main gate.

🚫🥨There is a rule about no food and drinks inside the playground. (Water and beverages in spill proof containers is allowed)

🧢There aren’t many sails or trees for cover, so during summers probably keep this park for an evening visit.

🚽Yes (fancy automated bathrooms that have wonderful murals done on the outside) 🅿️Yes

— — — 💡🍩Before or after your visit to the playground, grab your ☕️coffee and donuts at O’Henry’s Donuts. About a 10 min walk from the playground.

💡🐶If you include your fur baby for this outing, there is a dog park right next to the playground

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Absolutely love this place! We took our kids here during vacation and they absolutely LOVED it! The kids in our group ranged from 1.5 yrs to 9 yrs...that's not counting the adults who were just as enthralled by this park 🤭 The playground/ learning center is divided into sections: spinning/tilting, sliding, swinging, dancing/music etc. Each section seems to have activities targeting different age groups and experiences. We spent 2 hrs there and our kids loved it; didn't want to leave. Their favorite parts were the slide, enormous playhouse with a theatre stage and seats, the magical music maker and...the bathroom, lol! The bathroom is best described as out of this world! It is single stall and you enter it like an elevator. Everything is hands free and it plays music while you do your business. Make sure you listen to the prompts and read the signs! Younger kids may need parent's help since the wash basin is high. This park also includes tennis courts, walking path, pond, and dog park. I believe it also has ball fields towards the back. I wouldn't be surprised if it has much more that we didn't see. Would definitely recommend...

Automated bathrooms that can spy on our children!! Can't make your own decision on how long you need in restroom. Gives you specific amount of time. Didn't have any toilet paper and no extra rolls sitting anywhere. So I had to sit there to figure out what to do. As I sit, it says, "our sensors says this bathroom is unoccupied" and the doors unlocked. So I had no choice but to stand up to get sensor to lock the door. Still with no toilet paper. Thank God I didn't do anything more than pee. This is the world we are raising our kids in. A world where they will have no clue how to turn a water spigot or decide on how much toilet paper to use. They will grow up to expect the machine tell them how much. Sorry, California but this is the stupidest thing I've...