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Fenced playgrounds in Charlotte

Fully enclosed play areas. Partial fencing is listed separately on each entry, because a barrier along one side is not the same thing.

Freedom Park Small Playground

A fully fenced play area with a sand pit and ride-on toys, aimed squarely at toddlers. Its own parking lot, but restrooms are unreliable.

William R. Davie Park

A spacious soccer park with a gated play area and excellent equipment. No shade at all, and older children tend to leave the gates open — worth knowing if the gate is why you came.

Wildwoods Playground

A paid woodland playground with interactive equipment, a balance bike track, night lighting, picnic tables and rocking chairs. Admission applies to every adult past the fence — a party of three adults and a three-year-old paid $75.

Park at Blakeney

A fenced play area rated 5-12 with grass to run in safely and plenty of adult seating, best in the early morning. Signed for older children but works for toddlers; supervision of bigger kids is a recurring complaint at busy times.

Shuffletown Dog Park

A large chain-link enclosed dog park with an open gravel area and a shaded wooded zone with a perimeter path, alongside a separate children's playground so one parent can take the dog and the other the child.

Progress Park

A recently remodelled small park with a fence around the perimeter — useful given the busy road alongside — a pavilion big enough for a 20-person party, and a play set and swings bigger than Cordelia's. Usually empty.

Playground William

Fully fenced playground with separate zones for bigger and younger kids, mature trees for all-day shade, and a central gazebo; the open layout gives parents clear sightlines.

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