• Two zones in one square, with swings and a sandbox for younger kids and a soccer and basketball court for older ones
• Picnic tables and benches under the trees around the edge, so parents can sit within sight of the play area
• Wooden clubhouse from the 1920s, now a community center where neighbors run activities

A neighborhood playground in the middle of the Henrick de Keijserplein, the biggest of the squares in De Pijp and closed in on all sides by housing. Small kids get swings and a sandbox, while older ones use the soccer and basketball court and the ping pong table. The wooden Amsterdam School clubhouse, now a community center, dates from the 1920s; the playground opened in 1916.