A Full List of the Playgrounds of Barbados
/If you’re looking for a playground in Barbados, you’re in the right place. This blog covers the best playgrounds in Barbados. We have lived in Barbados for 2 years with three kids. We’ve explored North to South and East to West of the island. Let me help you find the best places for your kids to play in Barbados!
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There are so many fun things for kids to do in barbados
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Table of Contents
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Map of The Playgrounds in Barbados
walk the boardwalk, collect some seashells, and enjoy barbados at this beach front playground
Richard Haynes Boardwalk Playground
Cost: FREE
Age Range: ALL
This is a very small playground consisting of a slide, a swing, and a small climbing structure. It is located directly on the Richard Haynes Boardwalk. As a matter of fact, the boardwalk itself is a must-do in Barbados. Co-located with the playpark is a filtered water system where you can refill your water bottles!
playground at richard haynes boardwalk
Welchman Hall Gully Adventure Park
The adventure park in welchman hall gully
Cost:
Adult US$15 (Bds$30). Booklet included.
Children US$7 (5 to 12 years old). Under 4 years old free.
Locals (ID required) US$10 (Bds$20) Children half price
Age Range: All
Nestled in the center of Barbados, Welchman Hall Gully is a natural wonderland waiting to be explored. Not only will you find a tropical hideaway with a diverse range of plant and animal species, but there is also an adventure park!
The Kid’s Adventure Park is an amazing place to let the kids play. It has a really cool playhouse and a zipline. There is also a rope swing, slack line, and tire swing. Bring a picnic and have lunch at the on-site picnic tables.
**ALWAYS wear bug spray to prevent mosquito born illnesses
a mother green monkey and her baby at the wildlife reserve
The reserve's open layout allows families to stroll along shaded pathways, providing an immersive experience as they observe these animals in a setting that closely resembles their natural habitat.
**ALWAYS wear bug spray to prevent mosquito born illnesses
Farley Hill National Park Playground
Cost: $2 USD for parking
Age Range: 5+ This playground is not meant for very young children.
Farley Hill is located right across from the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, so feel free to spend the morning feeding monkeys and the afternoon having a picnic while the kid’s play on the play ground at Farley Hill.
Visiting Farley Hill National Park in Barbados is an absolute treat for families looking to combine a bit of history with a lush, scenic outing. Originally the site of a grand mansion built in the 19th century by Sir Graham Briggs, Farley Hill was once the epitome of opulence, hosting lavish parties and royal guests.
Chefette Playgrounds in Barbados
Cost: Must Patron the Chefette to use the Playground
Age Range: Depends on the playpark
Locations:
Black Rock, St Michael (MEGA 3-Storey)
Charles Rowe Bridge, St. George (MEGA 2-Storey)
Lancaster, St. James (Double MEGA 3-Storey)
Rockley, Christ Church (MEGA 2-Storey) - INDOOR
Six Roads, St. Philip (MEGA 2-Storey)
Speightstown, St. Peter (MEGA 2-Storey)
Warrens, St. Michael (MEGA 3-Storey)
Wildey, St. Michael (MEGA 3-Storey)
"The Walk", Welches, St. Thomas (MEGA 3-Storey)
chefette has many playgrounds across the island
Batts Rock Playground
my daughter surfing on accra beach
Cost: FREE
Ages: ALL (the equipment is for older kids, but the beach is for all)
This is a really nice beach front playground. It is located at one of the best beaches in Barbados. Come here to play, look for sea turtles, and have lunch at La Cabane! There are benches to sit and watch the kids. If they get sandy, they also have showers and toilet facilities.
batts rock playground!
ArtSplash and the Play Garden
the kids getting read to sail
Cost: Must Patron Artsplash
Ages: ALL
ArtSplash has a huge playground. Here you can get a delicious breakfast, lunch, or really great coffees. They have local art for sale in their lobby too!
The playground here is for all ages from big kids to toddlers. It even has baby swings! The playground also has picnic tables and they will bring your food out to you here. So, grab a coffee and let the kids play!
there is an area for smaller toddlers to play
Looking from the playground, you can see the market
The Playground at Brighton Market
Cost: FREE
Ages: All
This playground is open during the Saturday morning Farmer’s Market at Brighton. Here there are little climbing gyms and a small playpark for all ages. The younger kids tend to play on the play places while the older kids like to play down in the gully next to the playpark.
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there are all kinds of play structures at the brighton farmer’s market
Mimosas
the outdoor play area at mimosas
Cost: Must be a Patron of Mimosas
Ages: Under 10
Mimosas is a beach front restaurant and bar located in the Saint Lawrence Gap. They have a full outdoor playground complete with swings, a baby swing, a play house and more. Inside they also have fun play area as well as many high chairs.
If you’re looking for a place to grab a meal and keep the kids entertained, this is such a great family friendly restaurant in Barbados! They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
the indoor play area is great for a rainy day in barbados
Queens Park
Cost: FREE
Ages: ALL
The playground at Queen's Park in Barbados is nestled in the heart of Bridgetown. This well-maintained park offers a safe and vibrant play area equipped with swings, slides, climbing structures, and plenty of open space for kids to run freely. Be sure to take the kids over to see the ancient Baobab Tree co-located with the park.
Parents can relax on nearby benches while keeping an eye on their little ones, and the park’s beautiful gardens and historic bandstand add a charming backdrop to your visit.
Folkstone Park and Playground
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Barbados Museum Children's Area
the children’s area is newly renovate and it has air conditioning! my kids loved this spot! learn about everything from gravity to the human body to building your own chattel house
Cost:
Local adults pay $12BDS and local children between ages 5-17 pay $10BDS
Non Barbadians and adult visitors to the island pay $20BDS and children pay $10BDS.
Children under the age of 5 years are free of cost.
Ages: 3+
The museum has recently renovated their children’s area. It has several exhibits and is air conditioned. There is no children’s museum in Barbados, so this is the closet thing! The Barbados Museum is a great rainy day activity in Barbados. While not technically a playground, its a great thing to do if it’s raining!
the barbados museum
we learned so much about the ecology and history of barbados
Three Houses Park
King George V Memorial Park
Cost: FREE
Age: ALL
This park is home to a really nice playground. The children's play park features slides, swings and seesaws, and is well maintained by the National Conservation Commission. there are many picnic tables and facilities, so bring some snacks and spend the day here enjoying the park.
Rascals Water Park
Rascals Water Park is the perfect spot for families in Barbados! This park is an overwater inflatable obstacle course. Located at Brandon’s beach, Rascals Waterpark is the largest Aqua Park in the world and is a project 5 years in the making. It is designed for children and adults alike - the entire family will love Rascals Waterpark! How much does Rascals Cost? You can find the prices to spend a day at Rascals HERE.
How do you get out to the waterpark? They have a boat that ferries you back and forth or you can swim out! Rascals is the only Barbados water park.
When your finished jumping around on the waterpark, check out how gorgeous brandon beach is!
Everyone headed out to jump on the waterpark!
While there aren’t a ton of playgrounds, Barbados does offer array of play places that cater to families seeking fun, adventure, and a touch of island charm. From the vibrant play places in Chefette to the serene, beachside parks scattered across the island, each playground provides a unique backdrop for a day spent playing.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, these are the best playgrounds in Barbados and they are fantastic way to experience the warmth and hospitality of the island while ensuring your kids have a blast. So pack a picnic, grab your sunscreen, and head out to discover the joyful playgrounds that make Barbados a paradise for families.
snorkel with sea turtles!
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Have you ever been to Barbados? What is your favorite place to visit on the island? Leave me a comment and let me know!
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