Also in the park: tennis courts, basketball courts, a two-sided racquetball court, and a skate track.
I'm Leah Cypess, author of young adult fantasy novels (including Mistwood and Death Sworn) and mom of 4, recently relocated to Kemp Mill. Starting in the spring of 2015, I set out to discover the best of Montgomery County's playgrounds -- the ones worth a special drive, or second visit -- and to blog about my (admittedly subjective) picks.
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Woodside Urban Park (downtown Silver Spring)
This large, pretty, well-shaded playground, at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Spring Street, has three separate climbing structures -- each one with unique and interesting features -- plus a bunch of stand-alone favorites, including two pretend cars, an airplane bouncer, a climbing web, and several varieties of things that spin. Add in four baby swings, two regular swings, picnic tables, and wooden barriers for walking on, and you've got yourself a kids' paradise. This one will definitely go on my list of playgrounds to visit often.
Also in the park: tennis courts, basketball courts, a two-sided racquetball court, and a skate track.
Also in the park: tennis courts, basketball courts, a two-sided racquetball court, and a skate track.
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