Contributed by The Town of Clayton
Donald “Clyde” Sinclair Park is back open to the public, welcoming families and neighbors to enjoy a refreshed playground space with new features designed for play, safety and accessibility.
The completed upgrades include brand new playground equipment designed for children ages two to five and ages five to 12, updated swings and a modern safety surface that replaces the former mulch base.
Accessibility features are incorporated throughout the playground to help make it possible for more children to safely participate and play together. These enhancements create a space that supports active play, social connection and inclusive recreation for families.
“This project reflects our commitment to creating park spaces that are safe, inviting and designed to serve the community for many years,” said Clayton Parks and Recreation Director Todd Riddick. “The playground at Donald ‘Clyde’ Sinclair Park had reached the point where replacement was necessary. By investing now, we are meeting current needs, improving opportunities for all children to play safely and providing a space where families can continue making lasting memories together.”
The $300,000 playground replacement builds on previous improvements at the park including basketball court resurfacing and earlier restroom updates.
Learn more about Clayton Parks and Recreation initiatives at claytonparks.org.
