Blandair Regional Park North Playground

This park is new to me. I didn't notice anything broken and I'm pretty sure we played on everything between my 3 kids. I felt comfortable letting my 7 and 4 year old have free roam over the place as it's fenced in with 1 exit. There are 2 areas for smaller kids, my 1 year old was all over the place and I didn't have run ins with bigger kids because they tend to stay in the other areas. When he did venture into those other areas, I just did my best to guide him, keeping away from the bottom of slides and noone ran into him. There's also a few shaded benches and other shady spots. We arrived about 1045 on a Sunday and the parking lot was quite full. Left around noon and there were multiple spots open. Bathrooms are close by and there are water fountains, no water bottle refill stations though that I noticed. Overall loved it, and we will be back!

Blandair is a great park because it has so much to offer for kids of all ages - including shaded spots to eat and socialize, bathrooms, water fountains, (fairly) ample parking - depending on the time of day, and usually an ice cream truck on nice weather days Spring through Fall. My downsides are that because it is for kids of all ages, those with littles need to stay close by because sometimes bigger kids are not always paying attention since they are also having lots of fun and don't realize how quickly they can knock someone down by accident. My other downside is since it's opening - a few things no longer work or don't exist, like the raft swing or the pirate boat rocking back and forth. Not sure if things will be replaced over time. I recommend this park for early mornings and dinner time to get pre bedtime zoomies out, otherwise it's usually pretty packed.

Love this place. Soft, cushioned surface and tons of fun for the kiddos. Gets really crowded and parking can be a nightmare, especially on the weekends, so pack your patience. Food trucks and Ice cream trucks hang out here too! There are pavilions inside the park and outside for gatherings/parties.

Great playground with something for everyone. Even a picture board for any non verbal kiddos. Soft ground under play structures. Big parking lot. Clean bathrooms. Great climbing and big kid play and good wheelchair/toddler play structure. Cute farm play area for babies. Will come again 💯

I found out about this park from @md.kid.adventures on instagram and decided to drive the 2 hours to check it out. This park absolutely exceeded my expectations! There is so much to do here! The playground is broken up into different sections; the farm animals (My baby was able to crawl around, it had astroturf and was soft enough for little hands), dinosaur/pirates, space (this section is full of tall slides), swings, music, and spinning equipment. Literally something for every age! I also like that a lot of the play areas have covers so it doesn't get too hot. There are also covered pavilions to sit and eat and the bathroom was very clean and well kept up on.

It's huge! It's like five playgrounds decided to get together and have a playground convention! It's also got soft squishy surfaces underfoot. Bouncy! Lots of unique pieces that I've never seen anywhere else. It's also quite popular, so there will be lots of kids running and screaming all over. You have been warned. Have fun!

The newly constructed Laura’s Place playground at Blandair Regional Park North facility is as the children described it “the most epic playground!” It features five themed sections: pirate, dinosaurs, space, farm and adventure. The large slides, musical activities, and plenty of places to explorer will give any ambitious and energetic kid plenty of options. With picnic benches and shade even parents will enjoy this family play spot.