Piers Park

Piers Park Darvall Heights [23, 22] Postlethwaite Crescent Fire Station the Cranfield Museum Dandison Auto Repair Lilly Square Piers Park the Rugvie Monument Butt Road Railway Station Caplen Way the Hallett Building Basic Info: A park is an empty city block without any buildings. This is an empty block, and cannot be barricaded.

Piers Park's poplars are particularly picturesque in autumn.

Piers Park, located in northern Darvall Heights, is a petite yet picturesque park. Primarily planted in Malton's pre-populated period, the old-growth plants were preserved pre-pocalypse by the Piers Park Protection & Preservation Program (PPPPP). Primarily present trees include pines, poincianas, and poplars; some potentially poisonous plants, such as poison oak and poison parsnip, precluded Piers Park's potential as a place of play for people's pets and progeny.

Since the zombie apocalypse, passers-by have pointedly promoted the propagation of palatable plants, notably passionfruit, peppers, and prunes. These pleasant provisions are available for purchase, when the city's apocalyptic predicament permits. Piers Park is now the primary provider of passionfruit in Malton, with Piers Park Passionfruit appreciated as far afield as Peppardville.