• Playground on the west side, the one part of the garden built for active play, with the rest given over to lawns and flower beds
• Marked chapel outlines in red clinker paving show where chapels and the church stood on the old Reformed cemetery
• Kept quiet on purpose, since the park operator plans only small, low-key events here

A former Reformed Church cemetery turned public garden, reopened in 2021 after a rebuild. Red clinker paving across the central lawn marks where the demolished chapels and church once stood.

Kids head for the playground on the west side, then follow the small water channels that run between the flower beds. Maples, lindens and oaks keep much of it shaded, and a vine-covered pavilion has benches.