Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora)
Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) is a public park in Palma, at Carrer de Julián Gayarre 5. It includes 1 basketball court, 1 football/futsal pitch, 2 ping-pong tables, pétanque courts, a sandy children’s play area and a fenced dog area. The grounds are large, with many trees, lawns and benches for sitting. There are no public toilets, and the fountains are reported as dry or broken.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities does Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) have for families and children?
Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) offers a children’s playground, a sand play area and a zip line, which one review says is intended for children up to 12 years old. There are also benches and plenty of greenery for resting. Several areas are designed for families and spending time together.
What sports facilities are available in the park?
Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) has a basketball court, a football/futsal pitch, two ping-pong tables and pétanque/bocce courts. Several reviews mention that the sports areas are well used. If you want to play, you should expect to wait a while.
Is there a dog exercise area and are dogs allowed to run free elsewhere too?
Yes, Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) has a fenced dog area, and one review even mentions 2 dog areas. At the same time, several visitors report that dogs sometimes run off lead elsewhere in the park. For a safer visit, using the designated area is the clearest option.
Is there shade, seating and quiet areas for resting?
Yes, several reviews describe the park as large and note that many trees provide shade. There are also plenty of benches for sitting, reading or taking a break. Parc de Son Costa (Sa Fertilitzadora) is therefore also used for walks and quiet time outdoors.
Are the water fountains or water features working?
There are mixed reports about the water fountains, but several recent reviews say they are not working, dry or switched off. If you are visiting the park specifically for water features, it is worth bearing that in mind. The park still offers paths, green areas and seating.
Are there toilets and what is the general equipment like?
Reviews repeatedly mention that there are no public toilets on site. On the other hand, the park does have sports areas, a playground, two ping-pong tables and a fenced dog area. For a longer stay, it can be useful to plan a stop at a nearby bar or café.
When is the best time to visit and are there any opening-hours notes?
No specific official opening hours are listed here, but several reviews say the park closes early in winter. It is also reported that it can get a bit busier after sunset. For a relaxed visit, daylight hours and an early start are often the most practical choice.
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Location
Carrer de Julián Gayarre, 5, 07004 Palma
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