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Construction on new Comox playground starts this month

A new playground in Comox is on the way, through a replacement project set to start this summer.

The McKenzie Park playground replacement project will see the current equipment be replaced with a newer, and more accessible playground on Quarry Road.

This comes following the project receiving a donation of $44,000 from the Comox Valley Lions Club.

The new playground will include slides, climbing features, and a ReviWheel spinner for children ages 2 to 12.

Due to construction, the current playground will be closed for three weeks, according to the Town. Construction starts on Monday, July 17.

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