the castle

The playground of dreams

Is that Leonardo's?

That's like the imagination station!

That looks like the Lion's Den Park in Orange.

I had a park that I would go to often that had this. The park also had the caboose of a train on the grass nearby.

Lowkey reminds me of Kidsville in Duncanville, TX

Carrollton, GA. I had to do a double-take because I thought my hometown had popped up. Ours had a sprinkler tunnel. :)

Are there monsters...or fish...or monster fish?

We used to call that the castle park. I broke 3 bones in my face there on valentines day when i was in 2nd grade or something

Ah yes... The place where you got beat up, injured yourself, got robbed and scolded. Good memories indeed.

Um. I live up the street from this play ground. :-;

They have that in legoland but it was 3 or 4 stories and you climb up there and there was a hella big slide

A lot of first kisses tooke place in there.

It looks like a smaller version of Leonardo's Adventure quest in Enid, OK. It is one of the largest outdoor playgrounds in the world. So much fun.

thanks like I needed another reason my childhood sucked

there used to be one like this in jamesville, ny, but then bees

I THOUGHT WE WERE THE ONLY ONES WHO HAD THIS I LOVED THIS PLACE

I loved this when I was little...we have what looks like this in Fort Collins, CO

I'm fairly certain I played on that exact playground. *reads comments* Wait? You're telling me there's more than one of these?!?

Where we have one (Winfield Kansas) it has been burned down 4 times now by gangs

It's the wooden castle in Utah

Stow Ohio

Holy-sweet-flying fuck! It exists!

If you remember orphan, then no

Never had one of these but I did have a thing called (legit) the playground and it was basically like the indoor playground at chuck e cheese but it was huge..I think it closed down when I was like 5, but I still remember loosing my second tooth there, not realizing I'd lost a tooth and crawling back through the slides and everything and finding my tooth ahaha..good times.

There's one in Melbourne, australia