An excellent park for walking with the whole family. Small, but quite cozy. The compact site has various thematic zones, everything is done neatly and conveniently.

They did it well, but there is a lot of free space between the playgrounds, they could be filled with more playgrounds, and in general there is a lot of free space, there are very few attractions...

The park was good in our childhood. Now there is nothing left of the attractions. Two carousels from my childhood. Several swings for the little ones......

There are few attractions, there are only a couple of trampolines, a maze, carousels "cabin boy", "Romashka" and "Steam Locomotive", and only on weekends or holidays. An ordinary children's playground is open every day and it is no better in quality. With kids You go only because there is no alternative

The place for Kushchevskaya is of course good, but there are not enough carousels, I would like the cars to finally work... another attraction is closed, broken (I don’t know its exact name) There is no place where you can sit with the children or have a snack, although there is an old cafe worth (also closed)

The fallow is very beautiful, new plants are constantly being planted, many flowers have been planted. Wonderful children's playground. There are also training equipment for young people. You come here. And you just relax. Enjoying the clean air and admiring the beauty.

A place to take a walk and get lost in your thoughts. There are rarely many people. There are not enough benches, but not critical. Quite beautiful thanks to the greenery, interesting stylistic solutions and the absence of stalls.

I really like the park. Lenin because in this park there are both paid and free attractions. Here you can have a great walk with a group of friends and enjoy the beautiful weather of the village. Also not far away there is a wonderful cinema “Druzhba” which anyone can visit.

It was very well renovated, it became cozy and beautiful. BUT. Who thought of filling the playground with sand and stones? I understand that rubber is an expensive pleasure, but why are stones in the sand?

Too bad there were no carousels for children before, and then there were rides! What a century, a century of new technologies, but we have a bell and an ancient boat.