Plymouth Pillars Park

This park is need of some TLC (Tender Love and Care). For example, the pillars need cleaning and lights are broken. At least there’s a garbage can. What would make this a five star park is a deep clean, fully repaired lighting, benches/picnic tables, and allocated food vendor spaces.

The 4 pillars are the park. It’s in need of some maintenance and a bench, Not a blade of grass so don’t bring the dog. Disappointing corner not a park.

Would be nice if there was a plaque explaining the background of pillar park. Why are there giant Roman style pillars standing tall yet supporting nothing? What was here prior? Who built it? And why? It has an odd feeling resonating from them. Was this part of the Old World and was it built by the far more advanced civilization that was here long before we settled here? So many questions.

My dog and I go to this park 6 days a week. There's always at least a few dogs there, the majority of owners are super nice and friendly, and the views of the city are phenomenal. The location is great for an active dog living in the city. Only complaints that I have are a few people that we have ran into, but that's part of living in a city.

Stumbled upon the park by accident while I was playing tourist, it’s peculiar to come across these columns. It’s fine to see during the day but do Not come here at night for safety reasons unless you’re the adventurous sort.