parkland
nounUK /ˈpɑːk.lænd/
US /ˈpɑːrk.lænd/
Parkland is a big open area of grass and trees where people can play and relax.
The children ran across the parkland chasing a kite.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Land kept as a park, often around a large house or estate.
The old mansion was surrounded by miles of parkland.
3. Open grassy land with scattered trees, similar to a savanna.
Zebras grazed on the African parkland.
4. An area of land set aside for public recreation.
The city turned the empty lot into parkland for residents.