Kiwanis Park, London

Located in London’s south-east end on Kiwanis Park Drive, Kiwanis Park is a large park with lots of green space for playing, two baseball fields, a community garden (plots available through the city), paved pathways for nice walks or wheeling your way around the park, a splash pad and a playground that is good for all ages.

Now I don’t know if it was because of the park itself, or if somehow we happen to be having a good day, but my 4 mini-adventurers and I had a great outing at this park.

Riverbend Park

Welcome to one of London’s newest parks. Riverbend Park is located at 1585 Riverbend Road, in London’s west end (I’ve categorized it as both south-west and North-west as it falls, pretty much, on the north/south divide)

Riverbend Park playground.

This park has a playground with a toddler play structure and one for the bigger kids. There is also a new splash pad, swing set (standard, baby and accessible swings), basketball court, baseball diamond and lots of green space.

Waterworks Park – St. Thomas

We were in serious need of updated family photos (our youngest just turned 2 and we have no family photos with her, oops!), and last night we finally got around to it. Our photo session was at a lovely spot near Waterworks Park in St. Thomas, so once we were all finished posing and saying cheese we decided to head to the park to let the kids play.

This park is a triple threat for family fun. Not only is there a very good playground and a splash pad, there is also a beautiful trail through gardens with bridges over ponds that is great for a mini nature walk adventure with the kids.