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Play Park Limavady

Roe Mill Play Park

Free, fully inclusive play park where every child gets to join in

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SeasonalApril to September 9am to 8pm; October…
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Roe Mill Play Park — Free, fully inclusive play park where every child gets to join in.

  • What's there: Wheelchair roundabout and swings, ramped climbing frames, ground trampolines, sensory trail, music and activity wall, Chill Zone.
  • Best for: Toddlers to older children, all abilities.
  • Cost: Free.
  • Parking: Free, beside the play area.
  • Toilets: Yes, plus baby change and a Changing Places facility in the Pavilion.
  • Dogs: Keep on a lead around the play area.
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Built so every child can play

The kit here was chosen with disability in mind, but every child loves it. There are ramped climbing frames you can wheel up, wheelchair swings, an inclusive orbit roundabout, ground trampolines set flush with the surface, and boom tubes and an interactive activity wall for sound and music. A Chill Zone gives kids who need a quiet moment somewhere to settle. The accessible sensory trail runs through it all, and the whole park is wrapped in protective barriers on impact-absorbing flooring. Good for toddlers right up to older children.

Free Wheelchair-accessible roundabout Wheelchair swings Ground trampolines Sensory trail Changing Places toilet
Good to know before you go:

Council play parks like this one often feature in seasonal community events around Limavady through the summer and at Halloween and Christmas. Check what is on across Northern Ireland before you set off.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 🧥LayersOutdoor play — a coat or spare jumper covers every kind of weather.
  • 💧Water & snacksKeeps the energy up between climbs and runs about.
  • 🧻Wipes & hand gelFor sandy, muddy, ice-cream-covered hands.
  • 🛴Scooter or ballLots of flat path and green space to burn off more energy.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Cost
Free
Opening
April to September 9am to 8pm; October to March 9am to 4:30pm
Best for ages
Toddlers to older children, all abilities
What's there
Wheelchair roundabout and swings, ramped climbing frames, ground trampolines, sensory trail, music and activity wall, Chill Zone
Toilets
Yes, plus baby change and a Changing Places facility in the Pavilion
Parking
Free, beside the play area
Dogs
Keep on a lead around the play area
Accessibility
Fully inclusive: ramped paths and gates, wheelchair kit, rubber surfacing, Changing Places toilet
How long to allow
About an hour, more with a riverside walk
Address
Roe Mill Road, Limavady BT49
Questions

Before you go

Is it free to get in?
Free
Is there parking?
Free, beside the play area
Are there toilets?
Yes, plus baby change and a Changing Places facility in the Pavilion
What ages is it best for?
Toddlers to older children, all abilities
Can we bring the dog?
Keep on a lead around the play area
Getting there

Roe Mill Play Park is at Roe Mill Road, Limavady BT49. Free, beside the play area. Tap below for turn-by-turn directions.

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The story

About the park

The Limavady Accessible Play Park opened to the public in November 2021 at Roe Mill Recreation Grounds, with an official ceremony on 25 January 2022. Ballykelly-born Paralympic athlete Sally Brown joined the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Richard Holmes, and pupils from Rossmar School to cut the ribbon.

It was built by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, with the Changing Places facility part-funded by the Department for Communities' Access and Inclusion Fund. The recreation grounds sit beside the River Roe on the edge of the town, close to the trails and waterfalls of Roe Valley Country Park.