Consultation launched on £2.5m facelift for play parks
Communities are being consulted about plans to revamp 16 play parks across the Bath area.
The Play Pathfinder sites are among 28 which will be worked on by Bath and North East Somerset Council using a Government cash injection of £2.5 million.
The council says the sites have been selected after applications from parish councils and local community groups.
A spokesman said: "The views of the local communities, including children and young people, will be gathered in the coming months and will be used to help inform how each play facility is improved."
The authority has been criticised for not consulting enough over the first 12 sites, where work will be complete next month.
Among the sites that will benefit from investment will be Kensington Meadows off London Road, which will have £40,000 spent on it.
Local councillor David Dixon (Lib Dem, Walcot) said he wanted local residents to let him know their views.
He said: "The funding is aimed at eight to 13-year-olds, and we want to involve as many young people as possible in developing ideas."
