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Freedom Park
Central Adirondack Trail, U.S. Highway 9 and State Rt. 254, near Glens Falls in Warren County
A playground based on "Jonathon's Dream," which was the first fully accessible boundless children's playground, designed and constructed in West Hartford, CT.
Opened to the public in April of 2001, Freedom Park is the first of its kind, barrier free, children's playground in the community. Located adjacent to the Glens Falls Independent Living Center on Glenwood Avenue, the facility contains a variety of handicapped accessible play apparatus including: swings, slides, ramps, a sandbox, and an assortment of other unique and challenging playground structures and equipment. The park project was a coordinated effort between the Kiwanis Club of Glens Falls and the Glens Falls Independent Living Center. The entire cost of the facility was funded by donations from numerous individuals, area companies and foundations. Constructed entirely using volunteer labor, Freedom Park playground was based on Jonathon's Dream, the first fully accessible boundless children's playground designed and constructed in West Hartford, CT. Encompassing over 6,200 square feet, Freedom Park has a picnic table and portable restroom facility and will be open during daylight hours only.
Closest Community: | |
Closest Byway: | Central Adirondack Trail |
Distance from Byway: | on |
Closest Route #: | U.S. Highway 9 and State Rt. 254 |
Indoors or Outdoors: | outdoor |
Admission Fee: | no |
Latitude: | 43.3333996072 |
Longitude: | -73.6575606465 |
URL: | Freedom Park website |