Active Park // Boiarka

The project is being implemented as part of the President of Ukraine's Active Parks programme and is being carried out by the Kyiv Regional Military Administration and the Boiarka City Council in conjunction with The Ministry for Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine. The project was developed and implemented by the teams of Big City Lab, Urban Reform and the Street Culture platform.

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The Active Park in Boiarka is a new public space for sports, recreation, and gatherings that will become a place for children, teenagers, and young people and will bring the community together.

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Location

The Active Park will be located in Shevchenko Park, one of the most popular locations in the city. Currently, the future site is a transit area with little activity.

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The entire town of Boiarka and neighbouring villages are a 30-minute bike ride away. Thanks to its convenient location and transport links, the Active Park will be easily accessible to residents of the city and surrounding areas.

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Zoning

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The Active Park will feature:

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• Multi-court: here you can play volleyball, badminton, 5x5 & 3x3 street football, 5x5 basketball
• Concrete skate park: for skateboarding, stunt scooters, BMX bikes and rollerblades
• Fitness area
• 3x3 streetball court
• Event plaza: for sporting events and other activities
• Space for quiet games: there will be tables for chess and checkers
• Children's playground
• Area with table tennis tables
• Yoga area

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There will also be open green spaces and a public toilet.

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Context

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Today, the comprehensive reconstruction of the Kyiv region is continuing: not only critical infrastructure and housing are being restored, but also spaces that provide people with a quality life.

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One of the key elements of this process is public locations for children, teenagers and young people. For example, sports facilities where people can spend time from morning to evening: they create space for development and sports, help maintain mental health and become a meeting place. In addition, such places help to actively involve veterans and new residents in the community.

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Construction of the park began in September 2025.

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