Park Voyiniv-Afhantsiv

The park was opened in 1977 to the 60th anniversary of the October Revolution and bore its name until 2002. A walk of fame in the park of "Warriors - Internationalists" is crowned by a monument called "On the Afghan Trail." The obelisk, created in 2003 by the local sculptor Valentina Volkova, is dedicated to all residents of Kremenchug, who over the past ten years have followed the paths of the Afghan war. Over 600 Kremenchuzhans took part in that already distant war, 19 of them died. Their busts were lined up in a mournful guard on the Walk of Fame. Now the park is very popular with young residents of the Youth district because of its beautiful attractions. Older residents also like a pretty good beach.

A small park, which is located between the stops of the technical school and the heroes of Ukraine. Opposite the park is the Palace of Culture "Neftekhimik". Nearby there is the river Sukhoy Kagamlyk. There is a good free playground, a sports field and a few paid attractions.

The largest park in the city. Despite the proximity to the roadway, it is quite quiet here. I am glad that there is access to the river and a toilet.

Place walks young mothers with strollers, there is a small park amusement rides and a large playground. It is clean and well maintained. You can eat in a restaurant located here.

It’s getting better already, but there’s something to work on