Tag:leisure=playground
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 leisure = playground
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| A playground. |
| Rendering in openstreetmap-carto |
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| Useful combination |
| Wikidata |
| Q13607440 |
| Status: approved |
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Marks a children's playground. These are outdoor (sometimes indoor) areas for children to play. Often they provide equipment such as swings, climbing frames and roundabouts. They are often part of a larger park, but are also found in residential areas.
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How to Map
Create an area of the grounds and tag it leisure=playground.
If you are not sure of its border you can place a single node in the middle and tag it leisure=playground, but the area is preferred.
Tags to use in combination
- name=* - name of the playground
- surface=* - grass, sand, rubbercrumb, woodchips etc
- wheelchair=yes/no/limited if the equipment can be used by wheelchair users
- min_age=* Minimum age of the user in years
- max_age=* Maximum age of the user in years
- operator=* - eg, the name of the local council or school
- opening_hours=*
- access=private/customers for playgrounds unavailable to public
- indoor=yes for indoor playgrounds (outdoor is default)
- fee=yes when entrance is charged (typical for indoor situations)
- supervised=yes for places with non-parental supervision of children (no is default)
Playground equipment
Equipment and features within the playground should be mapped individually as separate nodes/areas, details are found here: playground=*.
Fewer mappers prefer to describe the available equipment as a summary list with prefix-tags described in playground:=*.
Additional infrastructure
- amenity=bench
- tourism=picnic_site - on a node, refers to a picnic bench. Note there is some debate at the moment as to whether one should use leisure=picnic_table instead - see Tag:leisure=picnic_table
- natural=tree
- amenity=waste_basket
- amenity=toilets
- barrier=fence or barrier=wall for the perimeter
- barrier=gate for a node on the perimeter
Photos
 Tip: Take care not to look too shifty while photo mapping a playground. Do it from a distance, or when no children are around |
