Chartwell Drive Park - Chartwell Dr

quiet, with broad red-bricked paths and many old, tall trees providing shade and shelter. there's a pavilion to hide from sudden rain and a fairly new playground that will keep children entertained for some time. many wrought-iron benches to rest on and a healthy, well-tended community garden with charming additions, including a life-sized heron figurine

Quiet place & shady. There is also a small playground for small children.

Nice cosy playground next to church. Visit at around 615pm and you can hear church bell toll. Not too crowded with too many children. Currently being upgraded is the adult section.

Great park for excersize and relaxing. Don't come here I'm trying to relax leave me alone

Quaint neighbourhood park to bring your kids for a short play at the playground. Relatively shady and cool given the trees surrounding the park.

Very nice and quiet park, well mentained

Amongst the playground in this area, this is the biggest compared to say the one at the end of Chiselhurst road. They recently added more shrubbery and plants. Hence the place looks even more jungle'ly. The swing set there has a bucket seat which my 2 year old toddler loves. The slide set lacks stairs to go up which is a bad design. The playground is currently in a high dengue infested area so I'm worried when I bring my toddler there. They're often other kids playing there, sometimes boisterously. Many dogs go for their walks there too. Because of the heat and humidity and many trees surrounding, airflow is not very good and can feel stifling at times. The playground items are beginning to show signs of deterioration and the soft floors look mossy and slightly broken up. Still useable for now. We're moving back to the US. I wouldn't say my toddler or I will miss this playground, but I hope she had some fun memories there. For me, just the bad weather, heat rashes and mosquito bites will linger in my memories.

Great layout for a small park. Small playground and jogging track.