parkward

English

Etymology

From park +‎ -ward.

Adverb

parkward (not comparable)

1. (rare) Towards a park.
   • 1872, Harper's Magazine:

     Autumn appeared; people flew away from summer resorts like so many leaves before the wind; the roll of carriages parkward began anew...

   • 1971, Alexander Klein, Empire City: A Treasury of New York:

     There are also many smaller intervening play and rest areas to entice the parkward-bound into pausing there instead.