The Censal Parc de Castelló will have the largest slides and climbing areas in the province in an 8.5-meter orange
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The Censal Parc de Castelló will have the largest slides and climbing areas in the province in an 8.5-meter orange

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General10 September 2026 at 05:10

The Censal Parc de Castelló, the largest urban forest in the city that will occupy a total surface area of 122,000 square meters when completed, will include the largest children's games in the entire province of Castellón. The works of the first phase have already begun and will include two maximum-sized slide tracks and a complete climbing area for the little ones.

This play space will be integrated into a structure shaped like an orange that will reach 8.42 meters in height, referring to the agricultural tradition of the capital of Plana, and will also include fountains and an urban garden.

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