Beehag Reserve

My impressions are interesting. When I first got to know the reserve, what I saw was: huge trees (eucalyptus, larch) freely located on this territory, creating the impression of a mini-forest. Most of the reserve belongs to an amazing grass lawn. A children's playground has been installed in a small area. To be honest, it's a model from the 90s. A primitive, outdated model, but in good condition. Tents are not needed here - the trees protect from the sun. And so, as a grandmother of two grandchildren, who has explored almost all such playgrounds, I think that changing something here for a chic playground is, of course, possible, but not necessary. There is enough of everything for small children here. An amazing grass lawn, in my opinion, allows you to have a good time here with small children: run around barefoot, and play ball. The main thing is that people with pets show decency and monitor cleanliness. And what a healing, delicious air there is here! You can add exercise equipment for older children and their parents, such as a rope climbing frame, but place them under trees so as not to spoil the grass lawn where dandelions grow.

Solitary

Nice and well managed

coukd have more playground stuff, but not bad