Preston's H.O.P.E. Playground Park: Cleveland Playground Guide

I liked how the playground had secluded sections around the edges, which seems to help kids attention spans to focus on playing in one area before moving on. Those area were well designed with nice features. However, let's be honest, the buildings are empty, and the second level wasn't utilized at all. You could see the disappointment in every kid when they realized it. They look cool on the drone photo, but essentially pointless.

A very cool playground, clean and well-kept, various entertainment for children of different ages, from small to older children. Bank, fire station, construction, hairdresser and many others. Many swings, slides, sand, various active entertainment, a large area where you can run, and most importantly, it is safe and everything is fenced. There is a large parking lot where you can park your car for free. There are always many children and parents here, and we have been here several times and will definitely go again. We spent more than three hours here, and my youngest daughter was not tired at all, but we wanted to eat already. Next time, we will definitely take light snacks with us to play here longer, I recommend it to everyone))))

This playground is just the cutest thing ever. My children say it is actually the best playground to go play hide and go seek because of the many hiding spots in all of the tiny buildings not only lower level but an upper level as well. They even have a cute little zip line. The art inside and outside of all of the buildings is perfection and it seems like they’re always looking to upgrade their park as well. I honestly don’t think many people know about this park because every time I go, there’s not that many people there. But this is definitely a “hotspot” for a free public park. Go and take your kids. 🤗

In town from Pittsburgh and had to stop here with my 7 year old daughter. What a nice calm park for all abilities to enjoy. I really enjoyed that it’s focused on imagination and not just running wild. Really over all is the ideal park. We will stop back the next time we are in the area!

Very fun for my 5 year old. It was also a great opportunity to teach and to explain to him why this park is different from the traditional parks we go to. He thought it was so special that this park was made for kids in wheelchairs, and wanted to help them. The park is well kept and lots of ways for kids to explore and use their imagination! I also appreciate that there were workers there working on the see saw making sure it was safe. The park is well cared for and well loved by every child who comes!