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    Sophie and Madigan's

    4.8 (10 reviews)

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    Correy E.

    Very cool park with plenty of stuff for the kids to do. If I have to be honest, most of the adults be playing to.

    There are hand cranks inside. You need a lot of kid-power to make this turn
    Karley B.

    As an Alice in Wonderland fan, I simply had to visit this playground, even though I am a childless 46-year-old woman who uses a wheelchair. Several pieces of playground equipment, including the human-powered carousel were accessible, but complicated to use. Even the group of enthusiastic young kids enjoying the playground couldn't get these things to work, which was a pity. They tried SO hard. This park is on a flat, tree-less parcel of land. There isn't any shade. I feel like some pavilions and trees would be a welcomed addition. When I visited the Wizard of Oz playground (at Watkins Park), they had several pavilions, and most were in use for birthday parties. S&M's playground doesn't lend itself to birthday parties, and that's a shame because the playground is super adorable; and the castle, swings, and jungle gyms look like tons of fun. I love the sproingy turf used on the playground's ground. It's very tire-friendly, and I bet it's cushiony enough to soften any excited child's fall. It was a nice daytrip. I'm glad I saw the playground for myself.

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    Had an amazing experience would definitely recommend to my family and friends.. The first kids enjoyed themselves.

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    Tons of areas for a child to run and play. It is a little crowded here sometimes but everyone is willing to share!!

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    This is an accessible playground in Frederick MD, in memory of Sophie and Madigan.

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    22.7 mi
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    I came back to host a birthday party. For any parent, looking for a party venue for their child I…read morehighly recommend this place. I booked the option two party about three months in advance. What's great is that you just select a theme from the pictures they have they send you a digital invite to send out and as you get close to the party date, they'll confirm the theme and give you an idea of what the schedule is. That's it that's literally all you have to do. Honestly, if you were to just walk in the door without anything in hand other than a child, your 90 minute birthday party would go off without a hitch. They had the cupcakes, the utensils, the balloons, the beautiful room set up and they had the goodie bags. Honestly, a lot of the parents gave us a compliment on organizing the party and how much fun they had and I felt weird taking any credit for it. We had an assigned party planner that was very invested in making sure everything was running on time and that the room was set up perfectly to our needs. And at the end of the party, they packed everything up for you. What's wild is they actually packed everything back in the original containers organized and ready to go. And then these poor people had to re-organize all the toys that our party had demolished and dragged a different corners of the room all within 30 minutes. I hate planning, and hosting events gives me a lot of anxiety, so to have a party go off successfully with my minimal involvement is amazing.

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