Coombe Road’s Children Playground

After spending some time at Wan Chai Gap Park’s playground, we walked across to another playground, sitting right next to the metered parking lots, closer to the Police Museum.

Another classic playground with swings at the back, climbing nets and bars, fireman’s pole, twirling slide and a rather steep slide. However, this playground offer something my kids love it so much they spent almost an hour on it - a spinning top with climbing nets! It’s in a shape where the spinning is based on the gyroscopic effect when kids climbing the nets.

Shade: No

Enclosed: No

Toilet: Public toilet across the road

Refreshment: Food stall across the road

Mom : ⭐️ (It’s cool to be able to play at 2 playground at once though)

Kids: ❤️ ❤️

How to get there:

- citybus no 15 and get off at wan chai gap road station

- taxi from wanchai approx $60

- drive and park at the metered carpark at 23 Coombe Road (right next to the park)

Post in regards of playground at Wan Chai Gap Park : https://www.facebook.com/113508473635882/posts/410698000583593/

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