Near the Botanic Garden in Oxford is a fabulous playground. As we visited famous colleges and landmarks in the university town, the children insisted on visiting something more child-friendly. We couldn't resist either.
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| Wait, is it closed? I don't see other kids?!? |
Happily, the playground was not closed and we had it to ourselves, which meant unlimited climbing and sunshine, a rare treat in England.
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| A small fort good for climbing and sliding |
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| J ascends! |
Some of the rides seemed too scary, like this lizard, so they were avoided.
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| Ride me! |
A sand pit included a nice boat with plenty of playful opportunities.
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| Ship shaped shenanigans should result |
Being Oxford, the creators couldn't help but throw in something scientific to expand the children's minds while they played.
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| Not sure what science exactly |
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| J ponders switching from sailing to science |
The playground had a third area with more mundane obstacles.
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| J by the saucer spinner |
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| Safest uphill climb ever! |
The last obstacle was definitely the toughest, a brick wall. Luckily it was not too big so we just walked around it.
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| End of playground |
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