Bohol Circle Immigrant Park

Bohol Circle Immigrant Park is the first recreational park in the United States named after a Filipino American Community organization. The beautiful blue and silver playground overlooks the waterfront between Alameda, California and Oakland, giving it access to stunning views, walking trails and bike paths.

The main attraction of this playground is a custom, climbable ship structure complete with a scaleable prow and stern and porthole panels. Children 5 to 12 will enjoy the challenge of navigating the ship's interior and exterior or traversing the cable rope nets that extend from it. The center of the ship hides a secret: a Corkscrew Climber that when summited, provides a beautiful view of the waterfront. The ship is connected to an adjacent climbing hill by a fun, custom rope bridge that offers a balance and coordination challenge. For children 2 through 5, the SmartPlay® Cube is a tot-sized playstructure with portholes to look and climb through and a slide sized just right for younger visitors. Offering the spinning sensation and vestibular stimulation that children love is a Curva® Spinner for one or more children to play on.

Installed: August 2022