The park is situated near the major Tula-Shchyokino highway corridor, serving as a buffer zone between residential Pervomaiskii and local chemical industry sites.
The layout integrates Soviet-era urban planning, emphasizing symmetrical pathways and central gathering squares.
Pervomaiskii Park is a primary public green space located in the settlement of Pervomaiskii, adjacent to the town of Shchyokino in the Tula Oblast. The park serves as a community hub, featuring paved walking paths, playgrounds, and landscaped recreational areas. It acts as the central outdoor leisure venue for the local population, surrounded by residential and industrial infrastructure. The site is maintained as a public utility space with consistent tree cover and open grassy zones. As of July 2026, it remains a fully operational public facility accessible to visitors throughout the year.
The central paved walkway looking towards the primary park entrance.
Bring insect repellent during the summer months as the greenery can attract midges.
Combine your visit with a walk through the surrounding historic settlement streets to see post-war architecture.
Do not wander into the industrial perimeter fence lines located on the edges of the park.
