Looking for something fun to do with the kids in County Wexford? A trip to the local playground is always a winner — fresh air, new friends, and plenty of energy burned off. Here are some of the best Wexford playgrounds the kids will have a ball in, from Wexford Town to the coast.
Redmond Park, Wexford Town
Redmond Park in Wexford Town has a children’s playground with swings, climbing equipment and multiplay units. There are also toilets, picnic areas and plenty of green space to run around in.
You can access Redmond Park from the Hill Street car park (known locally as Dr Furlong’s car park) or through the main gate on Spawell Road.
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Pearse Park, New Ross
Pearse Park in New Ross has a playground for toddlers, a separate children’s play area, a picnic area, a public sculpture, green spaces and a wildflower area — plenty to explore beyond the swings and slides.
Enniscorthy Promenade Playground
Enniscorthy Promenade Playground has fun equipment for kids of all ages and abilities. The central play unit features the Play-Odyssey Senior Tower with a “Gun Powder Store” at the top level, two tunnel double poly slides, and plenty of other features that offer great play value.
Specialist sensory and special needs equipment is also included, such as eco-tube chimes, an inclusive and fully accessible multi-user wheelchair roundabout, a wheelchair-accessible swing, a zip wire and several other inclusive play pieces — making it a great option for families with children of differing abilities.
Gorey Town Park
Gorey Town Park has a well-equipped children’s play area with swings, slides, springers and multiplay equipment. It’s enclosed, and there’s a picnic area too, handy for a snack break between play sessions.
Courtown Playground
At Courtown Adventure & Leisure Centre in Gorey, there’s a Junior Adventure Playground with a slide, climbing frame, swings and a sand pit, plus a picnic bench for afterwards.
Kilmore Quay
The playground at Kilmore Quay overlooks the Saltee Islands, with free parking available beside it. After some play, take a walk down the pier — you might spot the seals feeding.
Which Wexford playground will you try first?
Every one of these playgrounds has something a little different to offer, whether it’s sensory equipment, sea views, or just a good old-fashioned climbing frame. Tell us in the comments which Wexford playground is your family favourite.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are these Wexford playgrounds suitable for?
Most of the playgrounds listed cater for a wide age range, with separate toddler areas and multiplay equipment for older children. Enniscorthy Promenade Playground also includes specialist sensory and accessible equipment suitable for children with additional needs.
Is there parking at these playgrounds?
Parking arrangements vary by location. Redmond Park can be accessed from the Hill Street car park or the main gate on Spawell Road, and free parking is available beside the playground at Kilmore Quay.
Are any of these playgrounds accessible for children with additional needs?
Enniscorthy Promenade Playground stands out here, with an inclusive, fully accessible multi-user wheelchair roundabout, a wheelchair-accessible swing, a zip wire and sensory features like eco-tube chimes.
Are there picnic areas at these playgrounds?
Yes — Redmond Park, Pearse Park, Gorey Town Park and Courtown Playground all have picnic areas or picnic benches nearby, so you can easily make a full outing of your visit.
More Family Days Out
Looking for more inspiration around County Wexford? Check out our guide to things to do with preschoolers in Wexford for even more local ideas, and browse our full collection of playground and days-out articles for family adventures closer to home.
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