Looking for a great playground or park in Worthington, Ohio? Try out one of these 5 super fun parks for a day out with the kids in Worthington!
Worthington, Ohio is a suburb just north of Columbus. It has some fun neighborhood parks to explore! Some of the playgrounds have been newly remodeled making them a great destination for play!
Combine your outing to one of these parks in Worthington with a treat at Mrs. Goodman’s or Peace Love and Little Donuts for a great morning out!
1. Whitney Playground
Address: End of Whitney Ave., Worthington, Ohio 43085
Whitney Playground is a cute neighborhood playground within Olentangy Park. The larger park area includes green space, a skate park and access to the Olentangy Trail.
You may find different addresses for the park which may take you to a general location for Olentangy Park. But to get to Whitney Playground, you need to drive to the end of Whitney Ave. You can park on the residential street area. There is no official parking lot at the location of the playground.
This fun playground offers a couple of different play structures and swings. The surface here is soft rubber. Near to the park is a basketball court and some picnic tables. Behind the park is a walking trail in the woods that connects to the Olentangy Trail!
Unique features at the park include a steering wheel, enclosed slides, a small climbing wall and an infant swing. There are NO restrooms at this playground area!
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2. Perry Park
Address: 2300 Collins Dr., Worthington, OH 43085
The playground at Perry Park is part of a larger sports complex with 3 baseball diamonds. There is a restroom here and picnic tables.
There are just a few swings here at Perry Park. The big draw for kids here will be climbing options! There is a climbing wall, and multiple rope climbing options!
There is a smaller play structure for younger kids as well that includes a couple of slides, tunnels and imaginative play elements.
The turf on the playground is mostly rubber and could use some patching. The swing area is mulch.
Even though this playground could use a few upgrades, I’m including it on the list because my kids really had fun here! They specifically asked to return to this park! They really loved playing in the pavilion at the top of the structure!
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3. Selby Park
Address: 358 Selby Blvd. S., Worthington, OH 43085
Selby Park is one of the most newly remodeled playgrounds in Worthington! There is a lot of fun to be had here including a lot of unique climbing walls! There is also a good amount of swings here, including three face to face swings!
The artificial turf makes a nice, clean surface and there are three picnic tables with shade covers which make for a great picnic or snack spot. There is also a shelter house at the park with restrooms!
My kids really enjoyed the face to face swings and this climbing structure pictured above! The climbing options at Selby Park Playground are definitely a draw. In addition to this one, there is a large net structure your kids will love to climb on!
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4. Wilson Hill Park
Address: 1025 Ridgedale Dr. E., Worthington, OH 43085
We discovered Wilson Hill Park in Worthington when looking for a nearby park where we could eat a take-out dinner! I was pleasantly surprised by the shady walking paths and large trees! Later I found out that the trees mark the former location of trolley car tracks!
Toddlers will enjoy the “General Store” and School Bus play areas at this playground in Worthington. Monkey bars and twisty slides are other fun features here!
Wilson Hill Park is part of a complex that also includes tennis courts, a basketball court and shelter house. Near the playground is a covered picnic area from which you can easily see your kids on the play structure.
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5. McCord Park
Address: 333 E. Wilson Bridge Rd., Worthington, OH 43085
I’m officially holding this space for the upcoming renovation of McCord Park! We visited the park a couple of summers ago and these are pictures from that visit! The park includes a community garden, a real train and a playground!
The new playground will include a train observation area which I’m sure will be very cool for train lovers! Check back for updates when we visit the new playground which is scheduled to be completed in the Spring of 2022.
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