Great little diamond in the rough! This park is down a quiet road, located in a quiet neighborhood. There is no natural shade over the playground, but there is a small pavilion with picnic tables. There is a medium-sized field to let animals stretch their legs, or to play catch or kick a soccer ball. There is a soccer goal but no net in it. In the playground area, there is a separate area for smaller children, which includes different ways to climb up, pretend steering wheels, a bridge, an abacus, and a slide. There is also a dinosaur statue for smaller kids to climb on. There are four swings, two of which are baby swings. There is a see-saw, and also a hanging circular swing (that you hold one to and it swings in a circle). The climbing structure for bigger kids is still appropriate for younger kids if they have the ability. It's just taller. There are some unique features, like a circular ladder. There are monkey bars. There is only a double straight slide. There is a path of "lily pads" to walk on which leads to a cargo net area, surrounded by a climbing wall. The climbing wall is circular and quite impressive. The ground cover under the structures is padded. The ground cover under the dinosaur, and also under the cargo net and climbing wall is small pebbles.

Beautiful setting. Wide open grassy area for kids to kick ball around, fly kite, etc. Covered pavilion for picnic. Fun playground -- can't wait to take grankids.

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Quite little place Great play ground.

Good park. Enough equipment to make it fun for my 6, 4 and 2 year olds. They also had a smaller play structure for toddlers. I always like the parks with different development levels.

Beautiful, quiet park with unique playground equipment. My kids love the infinity climber with rope spiderweb in the middle, the seesaw (which could use some WD-40) and the "hurricane spinner" (had to Google that one!)

Great park with a huge grass field and play structures for kids and adults of all ages

Nice park. Clean and well maintained. Could use a bathroom though...