Dickerage Lane Adventure Playground
📍 Kingston upon Thames, Greater London
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Community adventure playground in Kingston upon Thames serving a broad age range from toddlers to teenagers. Facilities are showing wear and the famous slide has been removed, and the inclusive atmosphere keeps families returning.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Works best for local families with children spanning a wide age range who value atmosphere over pristine facilities. The broad equipment mix means siblings of different ages can all find something. No toilets on site, so plan accordingly before arrival. Opening times are loosely enforced.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Syo Chan
3 years ago
“We were there past 5pm on a Sunday and didn't encounter any on site staff or anyone telling us to move our car, so assuming the opening times are not applicable anymore. No toilets nearby. Overall the kids enjoyed this park so will visit again when shopping in the area.”
John Bond
2 years ago
“Lovely playground with a nice clubhouse type building. There is a great community feel to this place. Serves a broad range from toddler to teenagers. Highly recommended.”
Mirko Malisan
2 years ago
“Quite a few facilities but most of them are quite tired. Also was dirty with litter and general dirt on the day I visited which was at the end of half term so perhaps that is to be expected. There were many unsupervised teenage boys mostly hanging out in the new Declan Rice arena.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsSlides
6 reviews
Sandpit
5 reviews
Skatepark
3 reviews
Nice area
3 reviews
Football court
2 reviews
Overview
Dickerage Lane Adventure Playground draws families across a wide age range thanks to varied equipment and a genuine community feel. A Declan Rice-branded arena is a recent addition for older kids. The famous slide has been demolished, some skate ramps are unusable, and general wear is visible - particularly after busy half-term periods. No toilets on site.
