Wakabadai Park

Located on the west side of Inagi City, it has a multi-purpose plaza (baseball/soccer) and tennis courts, all of which have night game facilities.
On holidays, it is crowded with people who enjoy barbecues in the picnic plaza.
There is a crushed stone storage tank in the basement of the park, which secures a water source of about 3.7 liters per second. There is a pond that uses that water, and it is the uppermost stream of Kamiyado.

Requests to park users

• Observe the park usage standards .
• Please be careful not to fall from the playground equipment, and use the playground equipment while giving consideration to each other. Especially for small children, please be accompanied by a guardian.

location

Wakabadai 1-19-1

traffic

Keio Sagamihara Line Get off at Wakabadai Station 10 minutes on foot Take the city circulation bus (i-bus) and get off at "Wakabadai Park"

area

About 9.8 hectares

Multi-purpose plaza (soccer/baseball), tennis courts , Wakabadai Park Administration Building , picnic plaza, natural forest trail, pond, complex playground equipment, tree playground equipment, restrooms, parking lot

Parking lot (paid)

Parking Lot 1 (tennis court)
Hours of operation: 5:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Parking capacity: 23 general parking spaces, 2 handicapped parking spaces
No. 2 parking lot (stepped open space)
Hours of operation 24 hours Number of parking spaces 13 for general use, 1 for handicapped
No. 3 parking lot (multipurpose square)
Hours of operation 24 hours Number of parking spaces 50 for general use, 1 for handicapped

Note: For parking fees, please click here .

About the barbecue at the picnic area

Please cooperate and do not cause any inconvenience to residents or other park users in the area.
Available hours
9:00am to 5:00pm
Rules of Use
Prior notification is required for use.
For more information, please visit the Inagi Green Wellness Foundation website (https://greenwellness.or.jp/bbq) .

Wakabadai Park has been developed as a park equipped with disaster prevention functions, and solar lighting has been installed along the main paths to enable evacuation guidance during power outages. Wakabadai Administration Building is located on the south side, and solar and wind power generation is performed. There are also emergency toilets.
Underneath the tennis courts is the Wakabadai Water Supply Station, a facility of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, which secures approximately 2,000 tons of water and can supply water from here in the event of a disaster.