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We're investing in play parks. Help us decide where funding is spent.
Teignbridge District Council is planning improvements to some of the play parks it owns across the district.
We want to create better parks for children, young people and families to play in, and safe, welcoming and accessible places that everyone can enjoy.
This project includes 37 of the play parks that we own in the district that need improving over the next 5 years. To help decide where funding is needed most, we will look at the condition of the equipment, how many people have easy access to the park, local needs, and whether there are other play areas nearby.
Funding for the project will come from money paid by developers to be used for local infrastructure such as play parks, open space, and recreation.
Help shape the future of play parks by telling us what matters most to you.
Your feedback is important. It will help us understand how local play parks are used and what improvements matter most to people in the community.
It's quick and easy to take part - have your say today by filling in our survey.
We want views from anyone who uses, or would like to use, our parks.
This includes:
Children and young people
Parents and carers
Teenagers and skateboard/scooter users
Older people
People with disabilities or additional needs
Walkers, dog owners and local residents
We'll use your feedback alongside local knowledge and evidence to choose where funding is spent. The results of this feedback and evidence will be shared.
We're investing in play parks. Help us decide where funding is spent.
Teignbridge District Council is planning improvements to some of the play parks it owns across the district.
We want to create better parks for children, young people and families to play in, and safe, welcoming and accessible places that everyone can enjoy.
This project includes 37 of the play parks that we own in the district that need improving over the next 5 years. To help decide where funding is needed most, we will look at the condition of the equipment, how many people have easy access to the park, local needs, and whether there are other play areas nearby.
Funding for the project will come from money paid by developers to be used for local infrastructure such as play parks, open space, and recreation.
Help shape the future of play parks by telling us what matters most to you.
Your feedback is important. It will help us understand how local play parks are used and what improvements matter most to people in the community.
It's quick and easy to take part - have your say today by filling in our survey.
We want views from anyone who uses, or would like to use, our parks.
This includes:
Children and young people
Parents and carers
Teenagers and skateboard/scooter users
Older people
People with disabilities or additional needs
Walkers, dog owners and local residents
We'll use your feedback alongside local knowledge and evidence to choose where funding is spent. The results of this feedback and evidence will be shared.
We want to know what you think about your local play parks.
Your feedback will help us decide where to spend money on improvements in the future.
This survey includes 37 play parks across Teignbridge that may need updating or improving.
You do not have to answer questions about every park. Just tell us about the parks you know or use. Every response will help us make better decisions.
Survey closes Sunday 27 September 2026.
Your answers will remain anonymous unless you choose to provide your email address. If you do, it will only be used to keep you updated on Council news and will never be shared with third parties. Privacy notice - Teignbridge District Council
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