Kidstreet Playground

A very nice large playground, fenced in!
I like that it is next to a municipal building/police. Definitely gives me a sense of peace.
So many fun things to do.
A pretty big sandbox with some toys already here.
Lots to climb, slide, rock, swing, run, crawl.

Has a bathroom next to it
And a bunch of picnic tables too.

Guaranteed fun for all ages.

Excellent place. Kids loved it.
It's great if you go with kids of varying ages. There's something for everybody. Some "devices" are present in 2 version, for the little ones and a bigger / more difficult I've got older kids. (Climbing ropes, zip line etc.)
The park has lot of trees which is great for sunny days.

So glad we decided to visit this playground!!! So many cool things for kiddos of ALL ages to enjoy. The playground was full but it didn't feel crowded - there were sections for different levels, activity engagement, and themes. They had lots of climbing structures (wall climbing, net structure, ropes, ladders), obstacle courses (Zipline, monkey bars, tire routes), slides, swings (tire swings, regular swings, and even a full platform swing with bench that the whole family can swing in together)! The younger kiddos had their own enclosed area with a sandpit and mini climbing structures they can safely enjoy. And in the larger play area, there was an amphitheater style seating that can provide you with a 360 view of the park.

There are no food or drinks allowed because they want to keep the area clean (which is great!) but there are garbage cans and recycling receptacles outside the park. The different structures had names like (The Bank, Police Station, Theater, etc.). It's theme was a kid city.

The bathrooms are outside but we didn't use them so I can't say if they were clean or not. The parking is limited right by the park but people were coming and going frequently enough that there was always one spot available.

Our kids enjoyed their time. Definitely coming back again!

Old school playground behind the Bridgewater police station, with classic tire swings and castled ship climbing town to run around. Charming in its wooden way, but dated features and some nails sticking out. Time for at least a partial makeover?

We check out a lot of playgrounds anywhere we go, well when you have two toddlers it's inevitable. This one was quite unique, many wood structures, spacious, inexpected features and reuses materials like tires. Kids had a blast. Mulch covered, best to come wearing covered shoes. Sandpit is fun, with communal toys to share. I was a bit skeptical about safety, but even my 2 year old was fine, the structures are kept well.

I grew up on this playground. Now I get to watch my nieces and nephews enjoy it. Fun park for kids. They use to turn it into a horror night theme during Halloween. Good times.

My daughter loved her time at Kidstreet. There is so much to do and various activities for both smaller kids and older kids. They also have a toddler area and sand pit as well

It's very good for kids of all ages. Your kids cannot be disappointed here due to lots of options.
Visited after a few months again 😊

A kids park with a difference. Not only are most of the play area built with wood, the whole park is in the midst of many big trees, making it appear as if you are playing in nature, unlike most of the kids parks where you cannot go till after dusk during summer.

This park is walking distance from my home, which makes it a frequent stop for my family. I love the different activities for various age groups. Also, I love that there is just one exit so the children can play without worry that they will slip out a different exit. People are mostly respectful of the no food rules, and, there are always friendly faces there.

Really a beautiful park. There is plenty to keep the kids busy and their imagination going. There isn’t any water sprinkler but you were the one in here. The floor is covered in wood mulch, and there’s a sandpit to. Very peaceful and shady. Definitely added this to my list of favorite parks!

This large park has something for all ages! Swings, sandbox, climbing structures. Big areas designed to be a little town to play in and climb through. Bathrooms available.

Really nice, unique playground with many different areas to enjoy. Bathrooms are closed for the winter, there’s a portajohn but it needed cleaning when we visited.

This was a diamond in the rough.
This had shade and sun
There were benches and picnic tables.
There were tires wings and slides
Something for everyone!
My 14yr old 12 yr old and my 6 year old all had fun.
The restrooms were also clean

There is something for any type of kid, ages 1-10 here. The sandbox is full of construction vehicles, there's lots of pretend playscapes, places to climb and adventure, plus many places to sit for parents! It's a great park.

In a world where kids’ activities are increasingly adult-driven, it’s nice to have a park like Kidstreet that allows them some freedom. The park is spread out enough to allow them to explore, but has clear borders to keep them from wandering too far. Some of the wood structures that were deteriorating have now been replaced with more standard playground equipment, but there’s still a nice variety. There are spaces to run, climb, chase, hide, slide, swing, and imagine. My elementary-schoolers almost always end up playing with other kids when they’re here. For little ones, there’s an area marked off containing a big sand pit and play houses to encourage social play, as well as smaller versions of some of the big kid climbing structures and swings.

Really awesome park. Is it looking a bit tired for 5 stars? Sure. But what looks a bit run down is still one of the coolest places around for kids big and small to romp around. Most of the equipment is best for kids 40" or taller, but there is a spot for the littles.

This is an amazing place for kids. Lots of playgrounds and good space for them to burn their energy. Highly recommended.

Huge playground, with so many fun play areas. My son loved it!!!

Great park in Bridgewater for kids of any age. Parking is easy and available. Restrooms are open seasonal. I just wish there were some running/walking trails around.