Playgrounds in the Condo Common Area = Disneyland for my kid.

The Canadoca has a Grams down here, and at Grams' place, there is a fantastic play area which is basically a playground. Going to Grams' place is like going to Disneyland. There's a trampoline, a ball pit, tunnels to climb through, safe baby swings (most parks just have chair style swings which the Canadoca is too little for), playhouses, bikes and cars. Seriously, it's Disneyland. The point of this post is for people who are thinking of moving to Rio or planning to, to let them know that these buildings exist in case they want these amenities. Here are some shots of Grams' Disneyland...

For those who wanted to see an updated photo of the Canadoca:

Comments

[Rachel]

I told someone moving here the exact same thing! I thought that it wouldn't be a big deal that our new building doesn't have a playground, we're close to 2 parks, but it makes a huge difference! There's nothing like just being able to go down stairs, especially if there is a covered part for rainy days

[JKD]

Are these playgrounds just for residents, invited guests of residents or are they open to the general public? Because they look fantastic, and I'm sure my toddler will adore them. Do buildings in Leblon/Ipanema have these playgrounds? Or in other areas where expats might be likely to live?

[Daily Rio Life]

JKD - in this case this particular one is for the residents of a certain building and their guests. However, there are similar public free facilities right on the beach of Ipanema, Leme and Leblon! RIght in the building - just depends on the building. Larger buildings tend to be better equipped. But you will pay for it in condo fees!

[Trampolines]

Fantastic post. Your post was that great, keep it up.

[Baby Swing Reviews]

Great place for kids. My children love these kinds of playgrounds.

Amanda

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Had a great time in your site! this is my first visit and have shared with my friends!@bose