Playground Connection

• Fort Marcy Park
  Fort Marcey Park is a short walk north of the plaza on Washington Avenue. Fort Marcy park offers a large grass filed for sports and general romping as well as a good childrens playground. This is also a community recreation complex with swimming and a work out room.
  490 Washington Ave.
  Toddler ages
  This park is small but has a slide, and cubbyholes for hiding games. There are no swings and on picnic table, but there is a toddler swimming pool.
• Hyde Park Campground (Playground)
  One of our favorite summer time parks is he playground at Hyde Park Camp ground. Not the closest place but definetly the nicest playground around in a cool alpine environment. Check this one out. Drive up ski Hyde Memorial State Park is eight miles northeast of Santa Fe Plaza via Hyde Park Road.
  717 Camino Cabra
  Next to Atalaya elementary school
  All ages
  This playground has a long metal slide, plenty of swings, and six picnic tables. For older kids there are tennis courts and basketball courts. The Atalaya Mountain is a beautiful scene for parents to enjoy while they are with their children.
• Cerro Gordo Park
  1404 Cerro Gordo Rd.
  Toddler thru elementary school ages
  This playground is usually deserted but has swings, three slides and a fire pole. It is a peaceful and meditative type area with a gorgeous view of the mountains for parents who want to relax while the kids play.
• Salvador Perez Park (Also called the train park because of the old locomotive parked there)
  601 Alta Vista at St Francis
  All ages
  For older kids the park is a wide open space with tennis courts, and a public indoor swimming pool. For younger kids there is an enclosed area with a multi level play structure with slides, swings, ramps, fire poles and cubbyholes.
• Ragle Park
  Zia and Yucca Rd intersection
  All ages
  This is a small park with a recycled plastic play structure that has slides, a fire pole, and tunnels. It is surrounded by a fence to keep toddlers under watch. The ball fields next to this area are large and good for older kids for baseball, soccer or free play.
• Franklin Miles Park
  1027 Camino Carlos Rey at Siringo Rd.
  All ages
  A family friendly park. There is play equipment for younger tikes, and a large field area for free play, Frisbee or ball games and an awesome skate park where older kids can be seen on skates, skateboards, and BMX bikes.
• Larragoite
  Agua Fria and Avenida Cristobal Colon
  All ages
  Swings, plastic play structure, slides, tunnels, and basketball and tennis courts make up this playground.
• Frenchy's Park
  Agua Fria and Osage St.
  Toddler to elementary school age
  A well attended park by kids. Playground equipment is typical for the age group. Frenchy's Barn is a one-room building that can be rented for parties there at the playground. Call Barbara Lopez at The Parks Division 955 2100.
• Gregory Lopez Park
  1230 San Felipe off Osage
  All ages
  A smaller park with a slide and swings. No adult playing is allowed on field and posted as such so it is just for kids.
• Alto Bicentennial Park
  1043 Alto Street
  Ages 3 and under
  This is a small park oriented towards the littler ones and very suited for those with disabilities. This park is well used and shows, but is peaceful and quiet. It is adjacent to Santa Fe's only toddler pool which is open all summer.