The Queen Elizabeth II Park has a light green scenery, and it seems to have a very unique and highly decorated sign filled with the traditional history and arts of the British Virgin Islands, the park itself is close to shore and it has a few trees in the main park. There are only a few shelters that can prevent persons from being wet in the rain, and that is where they can like take pictures of themselves. (specifically like selfies) The next part of the park has it's own playground. I have never been to that area, but it seems to look charming and filled with enough joy to make kids under 7 years old have fun without any consequences. These are my pictures with myself and my classmates and teachers. I will rate this park an 8.4/10

Very nice park area with reasonably maintained bathrooms, a great playground area and a picturesque view of your cruise ship and the boats in Road Harbour. Covered areas to get some shade and lots of room to run for those with energy to burn! About a 15-20 minute 1 km walk westward along Waterfront Drive at the pace of an 6 year old!

Love the view and the environment, overall it's lovely.

The park need a few repairs to the sheds from the hurricanes of 2017. Grass needs better maintenance. Electricity is provided to the sheds which is good. Parking lot needs to be paved. Nice view of the water.

Geat park to chill with your family

Park needs abit of work done to it and some Maintance. Also the play area needs to be re-opened and fixed. Lovely view of the see though

There nothing to really see here as far as a tourist goes. There were locals running the track and doing yoga. There was a nice view of the cruise ships, but other than that there's nothing to see.

nice location, but unfortunately not in good shape after Irma

Nice surroundings and a great cafe serving food and drinks.

Nice park with great playground

Great place for family and alone time needs a little fine tuning here and there especially the kids playground

Tortola sign photo op! We saw butterflies and chickens too! Small walking park on the water with bathrooms

We were here to celebrate our aunts 100th birthday.