Parkland (noun)

  1. An area of land, usually in a rural setting, that has been designated for recreational use and typically contains facilities such as picnic tables, walking paths, and playgrounds.
  2. An area of land, often near a city, that has been set aside for the preservation of wildlife and natural habitats.

Origin:

From middle english parclos, from old french parc clos, from parc ("park") + clos ("enclosed").

Examples:

  1. We spent the afternoon at the parkland by the river.
  2. The parkland was filled with families enjoying the warm weather.
  3. The parkland is a popular spot for bird watchers.
  4. The new housing development will encroach on the parkland.
  5. The parkland is home to many different species of plants and animals.
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