Name: Ramsay Inclusive Playground
Address: 811 MacDonald Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4M3, Canada, Calgary
Telephone: +14039740751

At a glance

#7 of 39 Playgrounds in Calgary

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.61

3.7 km from the center of Calgary

Rating breakdown

5 ★83%
4 ★17%
3 ★0%
2 ★0%
1 ★0%

811 MacDonald Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4M3, Canada

parksfdn.com

+1 403-974-0751

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Ramsay Inclusive Playground?: Ramsay Inclusive Playground is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 12 reviews.
How does Ramsay Inclusive Playground rank in Calgary?: Ramsay Inclusive Playground is #7 of 39 Playgrounds in Calgary by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Ramsay Inclusive Playground located?: 811 MacDonald Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4M3, Canada — 3.7 km from the center of Calgary.
How can I contact Ramsay Inclusive Playground?: Phone: +1 403-974-0751 · Website: parksfdn.com

Reviews (8)

SS 2024 Feb 04

Excellent inclusive playground which is comfortable for kids up to 12 years old as it is stated. Interesting and safe items, accurately made. Children were excited to play here.

Bharat Shah 2023 Sep 18

When I visited the Skyline View Point, I climbed down the wooden staircase. It took me to the Bow River, Bow River Pathway, Scotiabank Saddletowne, and Stampede Park that could be viewed from the hill.

This beautiful park is situated just a five minute walk in the east.
Although the children play area is not humongous, there are lots of equipment to amuse children and a board to teach brail alphabets. The park looks bright and colorful. It was bustling with small children and their guardians when I went there.

If you go to the Skyline View Point or Scotsman hill observation deck with your children, you may consider visiting this park. It, definitely, does not have enough substance to qualify to be a tourist attraction, and it is nor a must visit place.

Riley Brown 2023 Aug 10

Great playground for the kids with an awesome view!

Almira Ramji 2023 Jun 19

I love this inclusive playground. Wheelchair accessible merry - go - round, secure swings for those with low motor skills or balance, and a ramp to get up to the top of the climbing structure, just to name a few.