[Scotts8826]

When my grandkids visit, am I allowed to let them use the playgrounds located in Middleton?

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by Scotts8826

When my grandkids visit, am I allowed to let them use the playgrounds located in Middleton?

If they are public, of course, if they are private, of course not. I would bet there are signs somewhere down there that will let you know. Take a ride and take a look.

[Matt1943]

NO, they are for Middleton only.

[LuvtheVillages]

The amenities in Middleton are supported by the fees that those residents pay.

Take your grands to the playgrounds in The Villages. There is one at Sumter Landing, next to where the barbeque restaurant used to be.

There are also playgrounds in Wildwood. Try Millenium Park on Powell Road.

[Altavia]

There's a nice playground in Eastport.

The splash pad and playground in downtown Middleton are public.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by LuvtheVillages

The amenities in Middleton are supported by the fees that those residents pay.

Yet they have access to all the multimodal paths paid for by Villagers Ammenity fees? Go figure?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Yet they have access to all the multimodal paths paid for by Villagers Ammenity fees? Go figure?

I’m sure hundreds of Middleton golf cars are driving around on the mm paths north of CR466A…….give me a break.

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Yet they have access to all the multimodal paths paid for by Villagers Ammenity fees? Go figure?

It's mutual.

Multimodal Paths are no more restricted than public sidewalks.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

I’m sure hundreds of Middleton golf cars are driving around on the mm paths north of CR466A…….give me a break.

What about all of the MMPs south of 44? Break not given...

[ResQme]

Originally Posted by Scotts8826

When my grandkids visit, am I allowed to let them use the playgrounds located in Middleton?

The playgrounds within each Middleton park (Dry Creek, Kewaydin, Lake Harlow, etc) are for MIddleton residents only. The splashpad right next to Portillo's, and the playground along Randy McDaniel (downtown) are accessible to the public. If your grandkids are young enough, I bet they'll have a blast at the splashpad; and then ice cream at Abbott's!

[octathorn]

Isn’t Middleton in the villages?

[phousel]

Amenity fees to not pay fir MM paths.

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Yet they have access to all the multimodal paths paid for by Villagers Ammenity fees? Go figure?

Well, that didn't take long. A thread about children playing.

[defrey12]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

If they are public, of course, if they are private, of course not. I would bet there are signs somewhere down there that will let you know. Take a ride and take a look.

Good answer. Basic logic always wins.

[Gigglesmom]

CAN you-yes. MAY you-no.with that said, we have used them a few times with our 2 yr old granddaughter without anyone complaining. I strongly recommend that you take them to Roger’s Park in Leesburg. It is larger than any in the villages. There is an adjacent large splash pad as well. It is near the lake and library. Then head to Ski Beach for lunch.